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Sprinkler company returns to Ul despite previous safe violations
BY RYAN MOBOZ tions, four of which occurred in m e n t most recent vio- occurred at UI after employees were minor and involved the ARGONAUT STAFF 2000 at UI. process the "The lation occurred were exposed to poisonous lead. lacement of a few sprinkler OSHA policy defines a serious company Idaho mentality in 2001 when a "I know there were a lot of eads. company that drew four heard violation as one in which "there disputed the towards is pipe fell off a problems with them there, Oulman said he has serious safety violations is substantial probability that violations contractors to forklift. truck drilling and creating dust," said complaints about Shilo employ- our years ago at UI has death or serious physical harm and received protect them, and that' and killed a Matt Oulman, a UI fire safety ees'unctuality and work habits, returned to campus. could result and that the employ- a lower worker at the specialist who inspects and tests he but cannot remember the Shilo Automatic Sprinklers, er knew, or should have known, penalty. not good." company's the fire safety sprinkler installa- exact sources. which did not respond to of the hazard." "Through headquarters, tions to ensure they meet legal "A lot of people around here requests for comment, has been "I'm "Their work at this time is negotiations MITCH SMITH "The pipe fell safety codes. not sure you aren't happy with the work working on the Living Learning the they'e probably complete," said Craig the company BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE off and landed could get away without that, no they'e done and way Community. Eldredge, UI construction accepted on an employ- matter who the contractor was." gone about it, he said The Nampa-based company inspector. four viola- ee," Hockett Eldredge said Shilo's current Mitch Smith, a business rep- was contracted to install the OSHA issued Shilo five seri- tions and paid a total of $5,000," said. "There was one fatality." work is acceptable. resentative for a Washington buildings'ire safety sprinklers, ous violations with penalties said Jerry Hockett, OSHA area OSHA fined Shilo $3,000 for "For the most part, it passes labor organization, said Shilo despite a history of eight totaling $12,500 during its work director. failing to provide adequate code," he said. "There have been employees have not always Occupational Safety and Health on the Brink-Phinney buildings Shilo has received eight, seri- equipment at its work sii,e. some corrections along the way." Administration serious viola- in 2000. In an informal settle- ous violations since 1986. The Shilo's four violations in 2000 Eldredge said the corrections SPRINKLER, see Page 6 Al-Hussayen ASUI fills ! prosecutors ocus ! vacated
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transactions BY SAM TAYLOR Altl Gbll I 1'GAFI BY LEIF THOMPSON freshman ARGONAUT STAFF essica Helsley, a natural resources major, was he second week of the criminal trial of appointed to the vacant ASUI Sami Omar al-Hussayen concluded senator position by the ASUI sen- Thursday at the U.S. Courts District of ate at its Wednesday meeting. Idaho in Boise. The prosecution is in the mid- The vacancy emerged three dle of building its case and detailing al- weeks ago after former ASUI Sen, Hussayen's financial transactions. Jill Nieborsky resigned, citing a According to news reports the prosecution lack of communication between revealed April 14 that a Moscow bank employ- students and ASUI, and an ee first tipped off the FBI. The unnamed unprofessional working environ- banker said al-Hussayen was and ment. receiving can- sending large amounts of money. Helsley was among three sen- Al-Hussayen received money from his native didates recommended to the Saudi Arabia and donated money to the Islamic ate by ASUI President Isaac Assembly of North America and other Islamic Myhrum, who interviewed five charities. potential senators Friday. The The transactions were deemed suspicious other candidates were sophomore because al-Hussayen, who has been attendin Michael McElhinney and fresh- college in the United States siige.1997, neede man Christine Schmid. $200,000 iii living expenses but receive "All three candidates were very $500,000. The extra $300,000 was given to al- professional; Hussayen by the Saudi Arabian government Wc they had a uni- and some affluent relatives. ( F versity mind- 'The prosecution suggest- set and were ed because al-Hussayen "!. interested in received so much money making and donated so much of it the'niversity of to the IANA and other Idaho safe and charities, he had financial affordable," ".!'iesto those charities. The Al Myhrum said. financial ties will later be "They really had a used to explain his alleged 5 good terrorist connection. HELSLEY sense of the The defense argued that , B.e pulse of the al-Hussayen can have and campus." AL-HUSSAYEN give away as much money Helsley said she is excited as he wants, and do as OANIEL eicKLEY / ARGONAUT because she has the opportunity much charitable work as he Freshmen Britany Fiske, an elementary education major; Mary Barstow, an ag business major; and Cari Bremmer, a business man- to implement her ideas and open dooi's. wants. agement major, exit the Student Recreation Center on Thursday Al-Hussayen, a UI computer science gradu- evening. "I want to work on a collabora- ate student, was arrested Feb. 26, 2003, on tion between students, faculty seven counts of visa fraud and four counts of and staff in the different colleges making false statements to the United States Committees seek plan for consolidation because they'e all doing good for his work on the Web sites of several Islamic things, but nobody knows what charities. anybody else is doing," she said. Investigators said al-Hussayen's work on BY SAM TAYLos mittee, which oversees the whole the proposal should be brought to the "So much more will be accom- the Web sites was a violation of his student AGGGFAUT FTAl'F process of the restructuring, said the steering committee. plished." visa, and he lied to investigators when he said buildings are being considered for Once brought to the steering com- Echoing the sentiments of sev- his sole purpose in entering the United States new, unfinalized proposal has placement; under an "umbrella" mittee members, however, they eral senators, Myhrum said he surfaced in the ongoing consol- grouping that would organize vari- asked for more information regard- was to study. He faces multiple charges 'dation did not envy the senate, which because he signed documents stating his pur- and restructuring ous maintenance and scheduling ing the umbrella grouping, Spear had to choose between three can- pose each time he entered or exited the coun- talks. duties more efficiently. said. didates who were equally quali- and try. Management Organizational The buildings in question are "There wasn't enough information fied. The U.S. Courts District of Idaho grand jury Structure Committee members Memorial Gym, the Physical to satisfy their needs," Spear said. "In the year that I'e been here later charged al-Hussayen with to issued the proposal to members of Education Building —including the "This isn't even close to a flnal rec- I'e seen three appointments, and conspiracy main provide material support to terrorism, provid- the steering committee UI Swim Center —the ASUI-Kibbie ommendation, and the whole thing this one was 100 times harder ing material support to terrorism and provid- Thursday, addressing issues of what Activity Center and the UI Golf could change tomorrow." than the others," said ASUI Sen. committee members have termed Course. Spear said the ultimate decision Worden the choice. ing material support to a designated "synergies" Chris Palestinian terrorist organization, Hamas. The between various build- Rob Spear, Athletic Department still falls with the university's presi- "I'd like to see both (of the charges were added in second and third indict- ings on campus. director and chairperson of the struc- dent. other) candidates on the executive ments. The charges were filed because of sub- ASUI President Isaac Myhrum, ture committee, said an extremely Myhrum and Spear agreed that board, and I would remind them versive material allegedly posted to Web sites who sits on both the structure com- informal vote was taken by members mittee and the main com- maintained by al-Hussayen and a link to a Web steering of the committee regarding whether SRC, see Page 6 SENATE, see Page 6 site that allegedly supports Hamas.
Former union leader speaks about near-death experience
BY NATE POPPINO against union officials to prevent union begged not to be removed," he said. "At ARGONAUT STAFF negotiations at Coca-Cola. OAs that time I began to cry. It was from the Speaking through a translator we were leaving my feeling one gets when your country is t sounds like a bad spy flick. Cardona described the events leading up worth nothing." inno- daughter herself Death squads assassinating to the attempt on his life and pleaded wrapped After Cardona and his family left, the 1cents. Families uprooted from their with students to help solve the violence. death squad ransacked the union head- other coun- around my leg and begged homes and sent fleeing to He said death squads are funded by quarters. The next day all union employ- tries. Big government and multinational national corporations such as Coca-Cola not to be removed." ees were forced to resign from the union, corporations conspiring to control the and Nestle and armed by the Colombian he said. economy. government, and then the squads are LUIS ADOLFO CARDONA Cardona and his family came to the 'For Luis Adolfo Cardona it was every- used to "silence the voices of dignitaries mem- FORMER COLOMBIAN TRADE UNIONIST United States and are hosted by day life. who speak for Colombia." bers of the United Steelworkers of Cardona, a trade unionist who worked "They do it by eliciting death and kid- America. They have filed a lawsuit for Coca-Cola, painted this picture of his nappings, and forcing targeted people to return to his house and gather his fami- against Coca-Cola for its actions and former life in Colombia at the United seek asylum in other countries," he said. ly and belongings. Colombia for human rights violations. Steelworkers of America Global Justice Cardona's own experience came Dec. "They didn't want to help," he said. Coca-Cola refuted Cardona's allega- Tour's stop at UI on Thursday. 5, 1996, one day before union negotia- "They felt they had to because of the tions in a conipany statement on its Web Surrounded by posters announcing, tions with Coca-Cola were set to begin. number of people present at the time." site. Posted Tuesday, the statement said "Ice Cold Killer Coke can't hide its He said he was forced into a car and tor- Cardona described in detail how his two judicial inquiries found no evidence KIANNA / ARGONAUT crimes" and "Colombian Coke Float- tured with a chainsaw. Before his cap- 10-year-old daughter first refused to of Cardona's claims and the company HAIL Unthinkablel Undrinkable!" Cardona tors were able to kill him and drop his leave. had been dismissed as a defendant in the Luis Adolfo Cardona speaks about lndustn- spoke about his life in late 1996,when he body outside city limits, he escaped and "As we were leaving my daughter al corruption in Colombia at the SUB on was a victim of violence perpetrated ran to police. The police helped him wrapped herself around my leg and TRADE, see Page 6 Thursday afternoon.
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TODAY SUNDAY with a IVloms showing of the movie "Mona Lisa Smile," calls for and present the family memory Partly have various events to Cleanup day 38'ATURDAYPartly Mostly flute turtle fun run, awards book. Mom's a fest, race, cloudy cloudy sunny choose from for and photos. Tickets are on sale at the Ul volunteers Music will be prowded by the Lionel Hi: Hi: 59 Hi:h Hampton School of Music, and photos 63'o: Ticket Office. 67'o: Weekend m Lo: 36 The weekend kicks off at 3 p.m. Friday Volunteers will meet at 10 a and memorabilia of the Hartung years Saturday at Moscow's Mountain View also will be displayed at Ul's One woman will be named Ul's top with the Honors Convocation in Memorial Park for the 14th Annual Paradise Creek 40'CROSS Administration Building for a month. mom at a brunch at 9:30a.m, Saturday in Gym, More than 3,000 students will be recognized for outstanding academic Stream Clean-up. Hartung heiped create forerunner I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 the SUB Ballroom as part of Ul's Mom's Students, interested clubs and busi- into the Ul Small Weekend. achievements, The Student Achievement organizations that evolved nesses, and community members of all Women's Center, Ul Foundation, New salamanders 14 16 The honoree will receive a framed cer- Awards in Leadership and Service event is Auditorium, ages are welcome to clean up the water- Student Services, Staff Affairs, Faculty Uneven hairdos tificate, a Ul Moms sweatshirt and an at 7 p.m. in the University The Gamma Phi Beta sorority will way that winds through Moscow and. Council and Arboretum Associates, He Ostentatious 17 18 19 essay written by her offspring that tells Pullman, The cleanup team will assign why she is special. Mom of the Year final- sponsor a pancake feed at 9 a.m. Sunday also oversaw construction of at least 13 show segments of the creek to groups and hand 2P 21 22 23 ists, which are chosen from numerous at its house at 709 Elm St. on the Ul cam- campus buildings: an Agricultural Science Cylinder out trash bags. At 1 p.m. volunteers wilt nominations by a committee, are: Blenda pus. All proceeds from the feed will be Building wing, Buchanan Engineering diameter return to Mountain View Park to enjoy free 24 25i 26 27 Davis, Boise, mother of Ul student Emily donated to the South Campus Community Building, College of Education/KIVA As such and Davis; Kristi Schiermeier, Fairfield, mother Playspace project, Tickets cost $4 per pizza soda. Theatre, College of Natural Resources, Elliptical track Overthe more than 28 29 33 of Ul student Russell Schiermeier; Karlee person in advance or $5 per person at the past 13 years Menard College of Law, Industrial Arts volunteers have removed 45 tons Very dry, as Smith, Helena, Mont., mother of Ul stu- door. Anyone is welcome to come, For 2,550 Building, South Hill Terrace Apartments, champagne 31 32 33 dent Stacy Smith; Mary Jo Sweeney, more information call 885-6646. of waste and planted 30,000 trees along Swim Center, Physical Education Building, of Speed checker Poipu, Hawaii, mother of Ul student Other Ul residence and athletic groups Paradise Creek. Since 1991 many tons Theophilus Tower, Holm Veterinary Big name in 35 36 Patrick Sweeney. are planning functions as weil, For addi- garbage have been removed from Science Center, ASUI-Kibbie Activity building blocks Other Mom's Weekend events include tional information contact the alumni Paradise Creek through the involvement of Center and Hartung Theatre, 38 39 43 4( 42 43 44 45 46 47 hundreds community members, Pro (for the the musical "Pirates of Penzance," a office at (208) 885-6154. of caring Hartung was born Jan. 20, 1917, in said Kajsa Stromberg, Palouse-Clearwater New York City. He earned degrees in biol- time being) 49 Rescue CIIP USHER OAR Environmental institute Watersheds ogy with an emphasis in zoology from Program coordinator. Dartmouth, 1938, and Harvard, 1940 and Erupted 52 53 54 Mom'6 Weekend Brunch featuring Ul nOur entire community benefits by 1942. suddenly TODAY Jazz Choir improved water quality, better habitat for After serving in the U.S. Air Force for In a big hurry 55 56 57 58 Spring Plant Sale SUB Ballroom wildlife, improved safety and a more three years he began his academic career Ter dency Agricultural Science Building Lawn 9:30 a,m, beautiful waterway," she said. at the University of Vermont, then Intensify 60 61 62 9a,m, Support for the cleanup is provided by Harvard, and the University of Rhode Emerge in Mom's Weekend with with contributions 65 photos Moscow, along from Island, rising from classroom teaching waves Public lecture: "An Environmental Joe Vandal the PCEI membership, volunteers and Ul through the administrative ranks. Go in Lawyer'8 Perspective" SUB Ballroom students. To sign up call PCEI at 882- After his retirement from Ul in 1982 he Coll. common Agricuitural Science Building, Room 106 11 a,m, 1444 or e-mail Stromberg at moved to East Greenwich, R.l, Luminary 12:30 p.m, strombergNpcei.org, Remembrances and contributions to his Provide Phi Delta Theta Turtle Derby scholarship fund may be sent to the Ul See April 27Argonaut for solutions sustenance for Honors Convocation, featuring convoca- Elm Street Tribute honors former Ul President's Office, PO Box 443147, 11 a.m. Petty qua rei tion scholar Setha Low, professor in president Moscow, Idaho, 83844-3147. Dryer deposit 6 Lift anthropology at UC-Berkeley SolLItions frOm April 20 Ul Flute Studio Recital Entertain Memorial Gym Horsemanship workshop 7 Shakespearean Family, friends and faculty members 3 p.m. Schooi of Music Recital Hall Floor show forest R I DS C AB CARAFE 4 p.m, will gather at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at the needs volunteers Earth pigmenl 8 Juliette Low's Hartung Theatre to celebrate the life and OGEE A LE ALAMOS Faculty Recital: Torrey Lawrence, tuba Hit of Ol'g. song Remembering Ernest Hartung academic career of the late Ernest W. A training session will be held at 10 ALAN N ET School of Music Recital Hall 1921, "The 9 Medieval RINSES Hartung, Ul's 13th president. a.m. Saturday for volunteers who want to 5 p.m. Har tung Theatre Sheik oi peasant COLDWA R BEGET 5:30 p.m. Hartung died Sept. 26, 2003, at age assist the Critter Creek Therapeutic stairway North Star He retired 22 years ago from Ul, After Horsemanship Center they offer horse Moving 10 HOTSEA T REHEELS ASUI Student Achievement Awards 86. as short a which his with disabilities. Caster piece 11 Pig oui University Auditorium Borah Blockbuster Series: a program, reception, lessons to people I N STANT RUT children w(II attend, will take from 6- center is Added benefit 12 Purplish red 7 p.m. "Mona Llsa Smile" place The a nonprofit organization, Took the gold 13 Slow-but-sure ARMOR ACE EDNA SUB Borah Theater 7 p.m. in theater's lobby. Harold Gibson, and volunteers are needed to help with African one MEAN S PIED MAGI Borah Blockbuster Series: 7 and 9:30 p.m, alumni relations director, will officially classes. Anyone interested in volunteering succulent 21 Austere "Mona Lisa Smile" declare the day Ernest W. Hartung Day can contact Debbie Duncan at 882-7632,) ACRE M AN FUMED Underway 23 Brit Co. SUB Borah Theater Performance; "Pirates of Penzance" Theatre Magnitude 25 Mimic SAD WE NTFOR 7 and 9:30 p.m, Hartung 7:30 p,m. Stooped 26 Charactenstic SPIRAL S ICELESS "Pirates Abrupt incroaso 30 Madison Ave, Performance: of Penzance" Don't GAIL Y like the Af gonautf STEALTH Hartung Theatre SUNDAY Two make Iwo output Norns 7:30 p.m. Notices 32 Rather DERIVE SHE TARA Student Recital: Jimmie Denny, Iron 33 "Ode on a ERASER PET ITEM Do something adout it. n Natural Resources Week Barn Dance composition Ou',do Grecan, 1 LASERS ADS NEWS Ag Pavilion School of Music Recital Hall 36 " Miss" 8 p,m. 2 p.m, Pick up an tippli cation for the fall 2004 semester at SUB DOWN Universi'.y 41 Pads 53 ReprodL(ce like I Room 301 or online at uyyow.argonaut.uic/ka/Jo.edu. 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Friday, April 23, 2004 P ag 8 3 The University of Idaho Argonaut NEWS av a oses us econ t:am us Senator, committee BY Jess)s BDNNS)( for it." majoring in environmental sci- nlore Ll)ail 100 peopl(1 and holds Ass!NTANT Narra !I!)!To!! For UI student Crystal Decell ence, said there are several mis- regular me«Lings Monday the absence of Earth Day festiv- conceptions regarding the pur- nights. Earth Day could not be "On promote progress ities on campus was conspicu- pose of Earth Day. Besides a really good day 10-15 ignored last year on the UI cam- ous. knowing facts about paper that, people show up," Manderville pus. University organizations "I kind of noticed that noth- could make one's head spin, her said. flanked the plaza outside the ing was going on; it was kind of beliefs are simple. The UI Recycling Cent.er is Idaho Commons, setting up weird," she said. "I recycle like crazy," she one place Manderville found an information booths, promoting "If "I in keeping campus there were activities I said. just Lry to live conscien- ally in her pui suit I.o make the recycled products, selling con- would probably go, but when tiously ... I just wish people UI campus environmentally cessions and recruiting volun- there's nothing going on I'm not would try Lo live more conscien- sound. teers. going to go out of my v ay," she tiously." "They just put up 15 or 20 However, the Commons was said. "I mean, I'm not going to "I don't feel I'm as radical l)s more recycling bins," she said. environment clean noticeably deserted Thursday as go to Pullman to celebrate others ... my dad calls me a As for convincing the rest of Earth Day celebrated its 34th Earth Day," tree-hugger," she said, laughing. the UI student body, BY SAh1 TAT l.())! year. Students passed by a sin- in envi- "I Lhat have Having participated just, want to break Manderville may a long A)IBNNAI>T gle sign advertising a vegan buf- ronmental activities since junior stereotype. I want ta educate road ahead, but her goals are NTA!'!'SUI fet in the Commons Food Court. high school, Manderville expect- people; there are so many things shared by other campus groups. Sen. Jona(hon Teeters believes UI students have an Erin Manderville, acting ed to find the same opportuni- you can do." Heather Hundrup, a fresh- Moscow and president of the UI investment in the environment of the campus, ties on the UI campus. Manderville, who is also the man marketing major, said her Earth. Environmental Club, celebrated "I didn't realize there was director ASUI Environment,al son)rity's chairperson a of recycling Accordingly, Teeters and an ad hoc committee of students, her favorite holiday at a park in lack interest Lime on of the of until this Responsibilit,y, takes her role reminded each chapter staff and faculty are preparing to convince incoming President Pullman, miles away from the came around," she said, campus seriously. The inembers to wear green UI campus. Timothy White to sign the Talloires Declaration. Manderville began to realize Environmental Club is collect- Thursday. official statement made by "I know last year we had a "We The Talloires Declaration is an not everyone observes Earth ing used shoes for a recycling have a really big recy- administrators as a commitment to environmental really awesome Earth Day," she she "She university Day when she was approached project and trying to replace cling program," said. sustainal>ility in higher education, according to the University said. "There were lots of clubs sit- us Lo be aware by a fellow UI student while incandescent light bulbs in kind of reminded Leaders for a Sustainable Future Web site. It outlines 10 points with tables; the biodiesel club aul That we ting at an information table older campus buildings with of environment, to incorporate sustainability and environmental literacy in had demonstrations. I just fluorescent and we have Io Lake Wednesday urging students to compact bulbs, live in it teaching, research, operations and outreach at, colleges and uni- haven't heard anything this attend Thursday night's cele- which use considerably less care of it,." year." versities. bration. energy. For some students, however, Teeters and the ad hoc committee have adopted several Manderville spent the last "She "I don't will wait. came up to me and said, really find lots of sup- being green have to means of tackling the problems on campus. month planning an Earth Day 'People like you are ruining my port everywhere," she said. "I "I think I'l end up being Conservation," will celebration One class, "Social Research Methods in with groups from life,' Manderville said. "She realize people are busy, but they more environment,al when I get, inefflciencies in tasks includ- Washington State University. conduct, a survey of campus to find came from forestry, a logging came to like, one meeting and older," Decell s((id. "Right now, waste management and water manage- "Our club doesn't really have don't There's environmental- ing purchasing policies, town. She was really emotional. come back. just not going Io school, l ment, Teeters said. When the survey is complete the report will the manpower to do anything," It just caught me off guard." enough interest." ism is) just not one of those she said. "I thought we'd about." be given to White. just go Manderville, a sophomore The club has a mailing list of things you think Teeters also said he would like White to take his current ad hoc committee and make it a formal UI committee that would find ways to take action based on the results of the report. "Once we have the report and the committee, then we'l face Fulbright professor promotes unity among Muslims the challenge looking at, 'Can you actually make things better, or is t,he system run so that certain inefficiencies have to BY RYAN Mo)(oz Essaedi University in Tetouan, main offices. ed by Islam. remain'?' he said. A!I()<)NANT Morocco. Smith said because of the "The vast, majority of these Teeters said another important part of the plan to sustain the STA!r!'ock Akbib said several competing method of organizing events, the terrorists are illitera(e," he said. campus is informing students that campus and environmental music and Islam discus- Islamic groups, with goals rang- competing activities were impos- "How could these pe!)pie act aut sustainability have dollar amounts attached —an interest of sions do not mix. ing from preserving the coun- sible to avoid. of Islamic convictions when they the UI community. Visiting Fulbright professor try's identity to using violence as "The people that, reserve the know nothing abotl(, Islani. "Not only is this about our day-to-day operations and saving Abdellatif Akbib spoke to stu- the only means of solving con- room space don't reserve the Akbib said terrorist actions money, but we'e also exposing student,s to diversity and giving "We dents and other community flict, hinder the establishment of floor space," he said. had no are oft,en instigat,ed by radical them a global perspective," he said. members at noon Wednesday in a common vision. idea there was this band." sermons using I%aran excerpts Claudia Hemphill, co-chair of the Graduate Student the Idaho Commons Clearwater "All these groups disagree on With the audience's numbers t.aken out of cont,ext. He said Association and a graduate student instructor in the Room, while visiting rock band the role of missionary work," he dwindled to 18, Akbib finished uneducated individuals are sus- Environmental Science Program, said it might be difficult to sell Paradigm played in the nearby said. his discussion, focusing on the the Palouse. ceptible Lo these teachings and the declaration to the people of Commons Food Court. also an author of three Moroccan response to terrorists "I about cost-sav- Akbib, Morocco has instigated new poli- grind my teeth when I hear people talking The free discussion, "Islam in short-story collections, and his who committed crimes such as said. "Then we'e not sell- cies, such as increased education ings as the way to sell a program," she Morocco," was the latest interna- audience of 25 tolerated the the Sept. 11,2001, attacks in the to recognize the moral choice also and locking mosques after offi- ing sustainability. We need tional forum in a series present- nearby music as long as possible, United S(,ates and the May 16, and not have people say 'OK, we'l do this as long as it's cheap.'> ed UI's Martin Institute for until the speaker finally 2003, attacks in Casablanca. cial prayers, (,o combat future by terrorist organizations. Peace Studies and Conflict expressed his desire for a differ- "Osama bin Laden is not a Hemphill said the UI community needs to understand the senior envi- Resolution. Akbib's visit to the ent venue. religious scholar but an engi- Ryan Carlson, a declaration is noL just something financially smart to do, but Palouse, his second, was hosted "Could we find another neer," he said. "God has not ronmental science major, said something that is simply right to do. by Washington State room?" Akbib asked. "This is ordered anyone to kill himself or the forum was important "When people decide that the thing they'e going to do sounds University's College of Liberal driving me crazy." anybody else." because it illustrated a perspec- like the right thing to do, then they'e unshakable," she said. Arts. His visit and lecture were DNl.,Dma"-'nstitute'sBill Smith, Martin Institute Employing generous quotes tive on Lerrorism that, is differ- Teeters and the ad hoc committee wi)1 hold a public meeting part of an initiative by the U.S. program coordinator, apologized from other authors and ent than one often held by at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Idaho Commons Whitewater Room. State Department's Bureau of for the disturbance and directed Moroccan politicians, Akbib used Americans. The Talloire Declaration has been signed by 300 university Educational and Cultural Affairs the entire gathering across cam- his essay-like speech to contra- "I just, enjoy get,ting diff'eront presidents and chancellors in more than 40 countries, and io promote intercultural under- pus to the Continuing Education dict notions that terrorist perspectives from different parts Teeters'ntention is to make UI the 301st signatory. and the Martin actions are condoned or motivat,- 'standing. The program, "Direct Building of the world," he said. 1 (access to the Muslim World," 'll bring 23 MusIim scholars to .'the United States this year to + + At;Nelson Chevmlet YOU'EE ¹1 :speak to local community I i /3/.tf,ga ~,! groups. With his accent barely audi- $2.00 Before 6:00 $2.00 ble over the music drifting in ....vice $3;00 After 6:00 Tuesdays Center from outside the room's doors, Ngy 'spoke eg Akbib of the characteris- s, tics of Islam in Morocco. SA-Su (3:45) (,r 1'ore than a pet store "Morocco is a country that Inside the Eastside Marketplace Troy highway ';cannot live isolated from the rest Moscow, Idaho 208-882-80T5 ';of the world," said Akbib, a pro- .fessor of English at Abdelmalek ~ ~ ~ ~ www.petservicecenter.cow ~ ~ ~ a 9 9 ~ ~ r ~ ~ ~ I
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u n iavn vm v Zl said. iiy NA re Piivi i No ago. The Student Media board The magazine will be helmed for the job. said. magazine," Janowiak ARi'(1sscs ."I'srl' evaluated several options, includ- by senior journalism major Chris "He's already really taken ini- Kornelis also said he is taking "Iknow it's going to be the best ing a DVD yearbook, but chose Kornelis, who was selected as t.iative," Janowiak said. "When his position as editor very seri- student magazme m the country In an effort to raise student the magazine because it will pro- editor in chief by the Student you are trying to do something ously and plans to be very dedi- after the first year," Kornelis interest and sales revenue, and vide students with more job expe- Media board this spring. new, you need someone who sees cated to the magazine. said. "We won't just write fea- reduce costs, the UI Gem of the rience. "The editor we selected has these soi ts oi'pportunities." "It's a unique opportunity to tures, but also investigative stuff Mountains yearbook is adopting "We thought that we would try the kind of energy and desire to Kornelis said he has many be a founding editor," Kornelis "I and shorter pieces." a new magazine format. to create a more journalistic do something in magazineKornelis'nthusiasmstyle," plans for stories to cover and said, think maybe they picked Im excited about it, Beesley '-Starting "I because know I'd sleep in the fall the Gem endeavor with a magazine," Beesley said. have a lot of faith issues to address. He said he me they said. "Idaho has never really had will be published once a semester said. "It costs a lot less, in Chris. He's going to do a great wants to dig deeper into stories in the office until the magazine Beesley a magazine of this kind. The pool in.32 full-color particularly if you do it locally, job." for the magazine than is possible was put out." pages. to draw from -Brian Beesley, former Student and fits more in the goal of Steve Janowiak, assistant for current media such as the Hopes are high for the first of talent they have Media adviser to the Gem and Student Media, which is to pro- director of Student Activities and Argonaut. issue of the magazine at UI is incredible. They want to the Argonaut, said the new for- vide opportunities for students to current Student, Media adviser, "It's a chance to write 3,000- "The goal is to be competitive achieve something, and I can mat was finalized about a year get experience." said he is impressed by 4,000-word stories," Kornelis as an award-winning student hardly wait to see what that is." Groups use campus fair to take stand against sexual violence
R y T A Ii A K A R ii "The fair was about the first big host parties with themes that are major, said they decided to slilil>sAt'r srsrv presentation of it I'e seen." degrading to women. address these issues because However, organizers were out BEAR is working on similar they defy gender norms regard- 'uesday's "A Day to End in full force. projects, Thompson said. It is ing sexual violence. Sexual Violence" fair was Kerri Keeney, Panhellenic working to create more programs "Female genital mutilation is marked by a lack of participation president, sat in front of a ban- to educate about sexual violence something that affects quite a bit from passersby, as few students ner reading, "Greeks Support and power dynamics in relation- of women, and male rape is stopped to peruse the booths. Sexual Assault Awareness." ships. It is also promoting a safer something that you don't hear "The reaction I was seeing "We'e not just out here say- party atmosphere on campus. about," said Barbara Gamez, a to 'We ITuesdayl was people trying ing, support lawareness],'ut The BEAR table had a basket junior criminal justice major. avoid it, like some people tend to our policies indicate such as of white ribbons, which represent "But it is out there, as well as sex ANNllAl Unfortunately money doesn't really fall from the sky. However, selling with the Nations Satellite Leader V/Ill help you Make'tt,g,oO + per month. lOWeSt iNieeS of the year! Pay for college with one summer's work just Prices marked for RED TAG SAEE! 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Your name will be entered for each course evaluation you complete. Drawings held April 26, May 5 and 10. Tell us what you think...tvu iv iver.uidaho.edutstudentevals The University of Idaho 23 2004 Page 5 ttrgonaut NEWS FrIday Apnl "I SEISLTEREk"GlF~ really haven't done a thing," he said to did not mean to undermine the current cabinet be sworn in that evening and he would like to laughter, "Except aid President Myhrum, and but is still interested in assessing the execu- speak to the other two candidates about posi- FURRY F RI END that's about it." tive staff members. The senators may see a tions In his cabinet. 13Y SAM TAYI.OR Eslinger said he also has been assisting few new faces before the end of the semester, Myhrum asked senators to pull out the AaooaalJT STArr senators with projects and materials. he said. senate bill providing for the appointment of the Eslinger announced during vice presiden- "I learned a very valuable lesson, and new senator, which had a blank space for the April 21, 2004 tial communications that there will be a blood thanks for the input," he said. name of the appointee. drive Friday, He said he would like senators to Myhrum said the Ul Facilities Management "Pull out S04-49 and put Jessica Helsley Open Forum "if attend all of you aren't chicken like you'e committee that was created to assess the in the open spot," he said, been in the past," restructuring and consolidation of the Student Myhrum asked the senate to pass the bill Danielle Rainville, ASUI Athletics Board Recreation Center and the Athletic Department that evening. chair, updated the senate board's on the activ- Presidential Communicatinns voted to keep Campus Recreation and the ities, Athletic Department separate, He said he was Senate Business Rainville said the ASUI versus the Clad in a 1970s sky-blue leisure suit and pleased with the decision, for which athletics Associated Students of Washington State jeans, ASUI President Isaac Myhrum wished director Rob Spear also voted. He said he is Senate bill S04-49, appointing Jessica University basketball game was postponed to the senators and the audience a happy firm in his opinion that campus recreation Helsley to the senate, passed unanimously. May but, "Be prepared 6, for some ultimate National Denim Day, does not belong in collegiate athletics. The Senate resolution S04-13, recognizing basketball." Senate resolution S04-08 supports committee has proved the efficiencies and ASUI administrative assistant Marie Bott for Rainville also said Ul, ASUI and the National Denim Day in protest of a 1999 cost savings of a consolidation would be min- her hard work and dedication in honor of Activities Board are renovating the head of the Italian High Court decision that dismissed imal, he said. Administrative Assistant Day, passed unani- mascot, Joe Vandal. The head is giant and charges against a 45-year-old rape suspect Myhrum also said the campus night walk mously. immobile, and people wearing it are unable to because his 18-year-old victim was wearing will take place from 8-1 0 p.m, Thursday, but Senate resolutions S04-09 and S04-10, do various tricks, she said. Students sub- can jeans at the time of the attack, the Ul Women's Center will be celebrating its offering ASUI support for Sen. Jonathon mit of drawings what they think Joe Vandal Myhrum said he wished the video camera 30th anniversary at the same time at the 1912 Teeters'ampus sustainability program and should look and like, the potential models will that records meetings for broadcast was Building, Unfortunately, the walk cannot be incoming President Timothy White's signature be considered, she said. working so viewers could see his dress. moved because the weeks before and after on the Talloires Declaration, passed unani- Sen. Chris Worden asked Rainville "So I'd if the I thought throw this out, and also are not good times, he said, mously. "shrinking" the of head is related to Joe because it was clean," he said of his decision Myhrum also announced his appointment The Talloires Declaration is an international Vandal's ego. to wear the suit. for the vacant senator position. commitment to environmental awareness and Rainville said no; the shrinking of the head Myhrum also spoke about the April 15 Former Sen. Jill Nieborsky resigned three sustainability on university campuses, signed will allow Joe Vandal to attempt more stunts, cabinet meeting in which he informed his weeks ago, citing a lack of communication and practiced by 300 educational institutions. stop running into things and stop scaring executive staff members they would have to between students and ASUI, and an unprofes- Senate resolution S04-12, honoring former small children, reapply for their positions. sional working environment, President Ernest Hartung for his work, passed "I Justin Eslinger, acting ASUI elections coor- just want us to be as functional as pos- Myhrum said he was pleased with the five unanimously. dinator and ASUI presidential policy adviser, sible," he said. candidates he forwarded to the senate, and Senate bill S04-50, giving responsibility for DANIEL eicKLEY / ARGONAUT announced the spring election results for offi- Myhrum rescinded the decision April 16, the three interviewed during the senate pre- the ASUI newsletter to the ASUI director of Known for his sharp claws and beady eyes, Pennywise, a cial recording in the senate minutes. 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OP EN DAILY MON,-FRI. 9AM-9PM; SAT 9AM-7PM; SUN. 9AM-BPM wivn'.t-state. coin Page 6 Friday, April 23,2004 NEWS The University of Idaho Argonaut and Operations Department and 1he Athletic SRC Department would work together if a project needs to be done," Myhrum said. "It's really all FOVeiln language dePt SNeI S Arabic , From Page 1 about communication." The Athletic Department has its own set of BY JESBIE M. WADDELL on the California campus. "We decided it would be useful the consolidation of Campus Recreai.ion, including maintenance workers, thus much of the discus- A> "They I the steelworkers union] show students why it is so impor- tant tn fight for their rights," he said. "It is import,ant to be a mem- Be IIIformed. ber of a union such as this one." To learn more about Cardona's efforts visit www.killercoke.org. The Coca-Cola statement can Ri:,-ua oN... be found at http: //www2.coca- cola.corn/presscenter/viewpoints- AI;c()NwtJ i colombian. html. SARAN QUINT / ARGONAUT In the spirit of Earth Day a "Reuse A Shoe" receptacle sits in the entryway of the second floor of the Idaho Commons. Budget CIJTS, I.aynffs and Fee increases, Research CIJTS, I" inancia1 Aid CV I S, .Iob CUTS, Salary CUTS, Teaching CUTS, Program CUT'S, Bencllt CIJTS Wllal' lrcxt.'. <11y opponent calls the Ul a "Special Interest'" and wants MORI: CLI'I S! 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John itynrble 0 ~ ASlJI President Primary Elccuon is Tuesday May 25. bui you can vuic right now - ur>y wcckday 1993 94 I'rnm 8:00am to 5:00 pm ai the I atah County Courthouse, 522 S.Adams Sr, just six blocks casi o(ihc UI SUl3 on Sixih Strcci, ai thc top of Vuid fur hy Friday, April 23, 2004 OURS EM MAII BOR Office makes a difference Dear editor, As a student at the University of Idaho I am dismayed and deeply saddened at the recent administrative decision to close the Office of s many events this past week his or her own life because of the trau- feelings and actions. Self-control is one on male rape, sex trafficking and female Diversity and Human Rights. Earlier in the year have highlighted, April is Sexual ma caused by the attack. of the greatest attributes one can genital mutilation. These are things we i was an intern in that very office and experi- Violence Awareness Month. According A If you to research from 1997, 125 obtain. do not hear about as much but that are enced the most pleasurable work environment ignored the booths outside the Idaho women are raped each year at UI. The the media we see serious concerns with sexu- I In countless por- also dealing I have encountered in all of the jobs have Commons on Tuesday because you Department of Justice reports that 90 trayals of women, sometimes men and al violence. worked. I am currently studying political sci- thought sexual violence had nothing to percent of sexual assaults are commit- even teen-agers as sex objects. Yes, sex The Argonaut applauds all efforts on ence and plan to establish a career in humani- do with you, you are wrong. ted someone the by victim knows, such does sell. But does that make it right? campus this month to educate students tarian work (i.e. diversity and human rights) Anyone can be the victim of sexual as a date, co-worker, family member or No, especially when these floods of soft- about sexual violence. This is something after I complete college. Thus, the Office of violence —women and men, old and sexual partner. We cannot er images and harder ones like pornog- that must be talked about. Diversity and Human Rights was ideal for me, young. Even if you never become a vic- One of the reasons sexual violence is work to blur the lines between pretend it does not happen. We cannot raphy as it was for other students, tim, someone you know probably will or so prevalent in society is because does ourselves will never affect of right and wrong. The media not let think it office offered a place of solace for already is. And if you think sexual vio- common attitudes and media is to but The portrayals. say it OK rape a teenage girl, us. students, especially the Muslim commu- lence is only rape, you are wrong again. Some men believe must always be are seeds dressing One the Idaho many they they planting the by pamphlet, prepared by that followed Sept. 11, 2001, Sexual violence can be anything from in control and hold the power in in and Coalition & Domestic nity in the events any teenage girls practically nothing Against Sexual surrounded the arrest of obscene jokes and harassment to rape relationship. These same kinds of men them all over TV commercials. Violence, outlines the three things that and those events that parading More than that the and mutilation. Smaller things like usually think women and younger peo- Everything starts small and builds to must be done to end sexual violence: Sami Omar al-Hussayen, flashing, leering or brushing against ple should be subservient to them. become informed and office was a meeting place for the University, bigger, more disgusting things. face your fears, International- another person's body in an unwanted Others believe victims of sexual The Sexual Violence Awareness fair speak out. We urge all students to do of Idaho Chapter of Amnesty Sanchez was advisor —and fashion are sexually violent in their own assault ask for the violence by acting or featured a variety of handouts with a these things. Communication and edu- to which Raul right and can lead to stronger physical dressing in certain ways. Victims do not plethora of information on all kinds of cation are essential to stopping the vio- other students who might simply have wanted assaults. The stronger assaults can lead ask to be abused or attacked, no matter sexual violence. In addition to more lence. to watch one of the films in the office's movi8 I worked there the phones were to death, either by the hand oi'he how they act or what they wear. It is up prominent things such as date rape and library. While attacker or later when the victim takes to ail individuals to control their own sexual assault, there was information B.P. constantly ringing, and Raut Sanchez and Karen Caffrey were always busy organizing some campus event or activity, attending meetings or helping draft the Ul Diversity Plan. The Office of Diversity and Human Rights Ticket make school walk in the sponsored innumerable campus events in the givers to no I and driving park past four years of which attended am able to recall: "A Community Conversation arking at UI is a risky blackjack player gets when the hour to move my car, I refused tickets are deserved. I'e being ornery people They are with Floyd Cochran," "Ul Amnesty behavior, right up there dealer busts. You have beaten to get out of my car. I sat. I parked at the SUB for more unforgiving in the appeals International's Death Penalty Speaker Series" with excessive gambling, the system. Who needs slot stared. He pretended to walk than an hour, my meter has process, which completely lacks in 2002-2003, reggae music by Little Big Man, binge drinking and heavy drug machines when you can slip on around, although he had clear- run out and I'e often pushed any semblance of due process. International Human Rights Day, and, most habits. These things are all a quarter, turn the knob and ly already ticketed the lot. He the limits of parking graces. I Clearly, parking services recently, the Human Rights in Latin America related. In fact, many a hope for the best? kept busy for a few minutes, have no problem paying a exists for a reason: to force us film series. The office lived up to its name and UI student has spent as JENNIFERI ''''I'IiA~".'AY When coupling the but then he got in his car and deserved ticket. It is the gray to pay to park on property was an incredible asset to the university com- much on parking tickets optnt» editor risk with the human left. Victory was mine ...or so I area that gets me. Should a belonging to our land grant munity and the greater Moscow community. as your average drug- element —a battle thought. parking person wait for your university, which we support While the press statement regarding the addicted celebrity. against good (the driv- I did not get a ticket that meter to run out? Should they already through taxes and fees. office's closure asserts that closure of the . Nothing is more er) and evil (the park- day, just as I had not received a give you a ticket for staying in They receive revenue from our Office of Diversity and Human Rights will : nerve-racking then rac- 'ng people) —the ticket at all during the second a 15-minute spot for 17 min- urgency to get to class on time. divert more money to diversity and away from ing through the result is intense semester. Beginning the day utes? The letter-of-the-law They receive revenue from forc- paying administration, this is not true because Administration Building drama. after the standoff I have experi- types would say, 'Yes, 15 min- ing people to park as far away both Karen and Raut will continue to be paid 'alls, out the door and In fact, just the enced a full-on ticket deluge. utes means 15 minutes, just as from any class as possible. next year as they are employed in other posi- to the parking lot, know- c;,~,, other day I had a The parking guy must have put 50 mph does not mean 52 They receive revenue from sell- tions. Also, there is no guarantee that diversity I'm "'" mph." ing five minutes late standoff with one of my car on the ticket hit list. If ing the same parking spot will be better served diverting the office's I'm over. by for the meter, taking the many parking in a 15-minute spot for 16 Maybe it is in being three, four or five times budget elsewhere, when the office has a hawk- "police." I knew I need- minutes, the "caught," or maybe it is simply I'm not asking for tickets to into account the aennifer's column appears parking people proven track record of supporting and promot- ed to be in a one-hour are there. If I'm 30 seconds late the injustice of paying for park- be erased from my record. But I 'sh antI unPredictable regularly onthe pages ot the ing diversity and human rights. Argonaut. His e-mail otic for the meter, I'm ticketed. all, but parking services do think parking services nature of the parking SUB spot for hour ing at Meanwhile, amid program cuts and threats a««as re and 15 minutes. As They have even gone so far as and I are not friends. should exercise some humanity. people. Similarly, it is a I of cuts (the art department), athletics is given when arg oPinionlsuh.uioaho.e"u pulled into the parking to fabricate a "system valve Tickets go up every year and Allow some leeway to students, satisfying feeling an additional $300,000 or so. This is ridicu-: I'e the yellow- spot, the parking check" time out of thin air. I there are never enough permits Provide a more effective beaten guy lous! Without a commitment to diversity and jacketed parking people to the got out of his vehicle to mark had only been parked for five to be sold, or even spaces if you appeals process. And take my human athletics will not even be a func- meter. my car. Rather than risking a minutes; the hood was still do have a permit. They are name off the hit list! You'e rights, tional organization, and the same goes for the The relief af a.paper-f'ree. „...„,,„acket fpg „lpeinfpjzl,thy,yarkigge '"'' warm. But the ticket read two always converting spaces for driving me to drink, which has windshield. is p'riceles's; I'wbuld," "lot 15 extra'miHut6's;-'orunin- hours and 53 minutes; special guests, blocking off lots become a far less expensive university and greater Moscow community. imagine it's the same high a ning to the parking lot after an Undoubtedly, some of the without notice and generally habit than parking. is an essential element of a success-'iversity ful education, and the very fiber of our com-,'' munity's culture and human rights is absolute- ly necessary for each and every individual. Given the arbitrary fiscal decisions being mage CNIPll33'NIajr right and left, if I had a choice I would choose —Q ~ ~~~ ~~ to attend a university other than Ul —one that ~ ~~ 0 ~~~ ~ ~ OOOO has a demonstrated commitment to diversity Bush's and human rights, and which supports and ~ Rice carries banner with ~ — ~ ——~ ~ ~ ~ee— - upholds its community's culture, dignity mrna ~ e ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Nevertheless, I am stuck here in what is. beginning to look more and more like a STAFF I',itITORIAI, joyless prison. Therefore, I urge you to preserve the.-. Till; col,Llslnrn r'lflroutcl.r: Office of Diversity and Human Rights and serid a message that the administratiorr has a CHICAGO (U-WIRE) —Oh, Condi, savior of the strong commitment to those things the officft- Republican Party, how we love you. stands for and has been successful in imple.-. It took some prodding, a good deal of criticism menting. and 8 touch of encouragement for you to step up to the podium and testify on behalf of your bosses, Shavn Daniel but did, you finally sophomohe You a smile to an otherwise laughable and gave political sci eride grim experience. We as a country are now aware that prior to Local bands raise funds for 9/11, President Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney and Attorney General John Ashcroft had prior Guatema(an community knowledge that members of numerous terrorist organizations vvere traveling freely within the United Dear editor, catt States. This Friday there will be a benefit concert In addition, they also knew that Osama Bin at Mikey's Gyros to raise money and aware-. Laden and his lieutenants are undeterred by threats, ness to help sponsor a small indigenous com- remitting murderous duties to their followers with munity in Central Guatemala. The proceeds pious benedictions of violence, sometimes years in will help establish an eco-tourism program advance, and that the FBI and CIA had advance and small-scale forest nursery to promote:- fCttal;~tt warning of numerous terrorist threats, including ~ffNet ~ s~lgr~aat&.et t. ArA t"I ecological practices that are unprecedented by purported hijackings and bombings from more than native tribes in that area. 70 separate investigations. In the 1 940s the Guatemalan government And all we get is a shrug, a flurry of finger and people were in harmony, and social wel- pointing and a grand dance number; Step to the left, I fare was at its peak. Because of its harmo- waltz to the right, dip your partner so they can't see nious nature the U.S, government grew weary what's in front of their faces. And Condoleezza Rice and suspected that links to communism were was the belle of the ball, at hand. To ensure U.S. safety the U.S. gov- It's a shame really; the most educated, erudite ernment implemented a coup and without a member of the stagnant Bush administration offered vote installed a new military regime. Until .~c*.l. up as the lamb before the slaughter because her 1997, for over thirty years, clashes between words bite the least, because she has more credi- MAYBe i'7 V/AS A m'~5rckC& rebel guerillas and the military government bility, poise and dignity than the entire cadre of M were widespread and resulted in more than withered old men. Echoing the sentiment that the Le~ TH~ USTIFY ZOSeTHea... 130,000 murders of indigenous Guatemalans administration had done the best it could with the KRT and the destruction of many villages. Because resources and information available, Rice stated eagerness to defer responsibility to any available horrors of slavery will never be forgotten or forgiv- The University of Alabama has historically had a of the war many farmers lost their land and: "squat" land that there was no "silver bullet that could have pre- party. en, but the nation is still trying to come to terms poor record of racial equality, but this and the erec- were forced to illegally, rent at .: This new commu vented the 9/11 attacks." We deserve better than this and so does Rice. with previously committed atrocities, tion of a marker to commemorate slaves buried on exorbitant costs or starve. with of K'ekchi'en and women has allowed, This, at least, should be regarded as gospel. Whether or not you agree her politics and her The University of Alabama was just as guilty of campus are steps in the right direction. While it nity hundreds from farmers to legally own land and incorporate:; Despite the best efforts of of people devotion to the current administration, the fact participating in slavery —if not more so —than might seem odd that faculty members who might administration, the new farming and lifestyle behaviors that pro-: both the former and current remains that Rice held herself up as someone who other American institutions. Faculty members of the have had no connection to the injustices of slavery fact remains that there is mote stewardship and wise use of their pre- uncomfortable and simple has a true and unwavering devotion to her beliefs. university, founded in 1831, and two of the universi- are apologizing, they are apologizing not necessarily have stemmed or outright It's land. So come to Mikey's at 8:30 p.m:'ious very little that could Honesty. Integrity. nice to see it. ty's first presidents owned slaves, and other slaves for themselves but on the behalf of the institution of Much of this comes from the to support this worthy cause. Bands will averted the attacks. worked on or in buildings on campus —some of which they are now a part. and competitive nature of intelli- include Moscow's very own Oh Holy Family,. fractured overly Apologizing for slavery which still stand today. Especially as an educational institution the particularly the competing agen- Mod Laser and Transients. For more tnformh gence gathering, As a part of an effort to explore its history, the University of Alabama should be continuing this cies'nwillingness or aversion toward disclosure. tion on the concert or the cause, contact Josh STAFF EDiTORIAL University of Alabama apologized this week to the trend of self-investigation. The mistakes of slavery And, of course, there is the unpredictability, the Taylor at [email protected]. llernv TARr'ust descendents of those staves owned by its facutty cannot be ignored or forgotten. Students, faculty lurking and uncertain shadow of fear that is the members. Faculty members overwhelmingly members and alumni of the university know of its nature of the beast. But it doesn't excuse a lack of Josh 7+Or NEW BRUNSWICK N.J. (U-WIRE) —To say approved of the apology, calling it an important conflicted history. Attitudes on campus will only honesty and contrition on the part of the current graduate stud0gt slavery remains a large blight on the history of the symbol of the strides the university is making in an improve when this history is acknowledged and the administration for their short sightedness and natural resources United States would be a vast understatement. The effort to embrace diversity university community deems them "bad." 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Editorials may riot Decessari- Jennifer Hathaway, opinion editor. ~ Editar ( Jennifer kathaway Phone ( (208) 885-770S E-mail ( arg opiltfotflsub.ufdaitp.edtt On the Neh ( www.argonaut ttidaho.edu/current/opininnittdex.html i \ ri G 0 N A tJ Friday, Apnl 23, 2DD4 (i" ~» I Still smokin': Cypress Hill stays true to hip-hop roots SY SIrAN OI.SON AHTH&('I'I.Tr'HH SliIT(iH ypress Hill has been a hip-hop staple since its debut release in C 1988.After seven albums of new material and 10 releases, it, is still standing. Its newest album, "Till Death Do Us Part," has put the group back on the road. It plays April 24 as part of WSU's Springfest show at Beasley Coliseum. Band member Sen-Dog (Senen Reyes) participated in a phone inter- view with the Argonaut on April 20. SO: Hip-hop and rap have never really been strangers to the drug scene. But you guys have carved your- selves a specia] niche in the area. I was wondering if in the beginning you s(.arted out to do that or if it, just worked out that way? SD: Well it was just the way we grew up. From junior high on and stuff we started started smokin'eed, b]azin'ut, hanging out and doing a]l that stuff. Our whole block —every- body in the neighborhood, all (,he Springfest gets punked with homeboys —were always getting buzzed off something or other. It just transformed into the music. Af(,er we I s(,opped doing the crazy drugs like MxPx's ever-changing sound acid and mushrooms and all that kind of stuff, we naturally just kept smok- IIY JON Ross would normally never listen to the band. ing herbs —that's all we needed real- AHor>NAI>T HTAHH MxPx released its first record, "Pokinatcha," aiinost 10 years ago and ly. Anything more was like ...at least ven'Mike isn't for myself, I didn't need to be Herrera sure why has been tweaking its style ever since. doing MxPx is the with anything else. I just felt comfortable sharing stage The original members, Herrera and Hill this year' r smoking weed so I did, and it just Cypress at drummer Yuri Ruley, met while going to t,ransformed into the music; it trans- Springfest. high school in Bremerton, Wash. They I~l "Its funny because we always play had been in separate, circles and met ('armed into the It was some- ir'r rap. just why," thing we didn't do consciously like we shows together and I have no idea through mutual friends. said MxPx frontman Herrera. MxPx "(We had been) just dinking around on were gonna become like Cheech and T wouldn't Chong or something. We were normally play with the rap group guitars trying to figure stuff out," Herrera rapping dif- about our every day s--. and we because Cypress Hill has a completely said. fan and he said. smoked weed every day, so I think it ferent base message, When the two finally got together just subconsciously came out in our The casual acquaintance between the something felt right. After playing parties music and became something that bands began on a tour with The Offspring and writing songs for a few years, MxPx people respected us for. in 2001. Both groups were tapped in order added Tom Wisniewski on guitar and to please the wide array of fans The started touring. After the first few tours SO: You guys also kind of set your- Offspring draws to concerts. the band started making more albums selves apart from a lot of your reggae The reasoning was that MxPx would and garnered a following in the punk com- influences with a little bi(, more provide fast punk rock and Cypress Hill munity. "We aggressive rap about pot. Did you guys would appeal to fans of The Offspring's didn't realize it was going to be a want to show a dichotomy with the hip-hop-inspired numbers. career sort of thing," Herrera said. traditional weed stereotype or was it Herrera remembers the large popula- At some point in every band's career just, once again, how it happened? tion of rap fans in attendance and found it the musicians have to deal with labels amusing when they started singing along stick on their sound. MxPx has people i~i' . SD: No man, it was the just the to punk songs. It was weird to see gang seen its fair share of this practice and has natural way of us being who we were. members getting into punk rock, Herrera tried to remain label-free. In the past smoking marijuana has led said. The band has mostly been called a a show with Hill band," but Herrera people to think that you are lazy, that 'Ae~ Playing Cypress "Christian punk don't 1 -;@<,: allows MxPx to reach an audience that you work, and this, that and the MXPX, see Page 10 other, but we knew that was wrong, r and we went out of the way to prove that you could be an active marijuana user and be creative and be construc- tive with it, and have some knowledge 'of what you are talking about. And it and A with Vendetta Red turns out that there's many profes- Q Bands battled, won opening in the world that use sional people I', Y (311 I. rMr'(irr Y I: Ir N We that and Roger Dalt,rey (lead singer for The marijuana. grew up way Who). here we are, and I think there is a Do you like the comparison? -jvhole world of people that share the endo((.a Red, (hr Seat,(le 11>ck it's spots for Springfest didn't ZD: I can't help it; very flatter- aame views as us. We do it on group (ha(, graces Be;is]ey don' it just started out as an actu- ing, I love that band so much. I purpose; Co]1seu111 011 SiltuI'day w1(ll think we sound that much like The al thing, and later on we realized we I>Y Cypress Hill and MxPx, has moved up Who, but they'e a great band, and FIIANI3 McGovsRN Tim Borquez, the rhythm guitarist, is could get way more important with it Alr(r()NAI'T HTAHH and beyoncl (he local Seattle music when people say that, it's flattering. affectionately described by Rapson as an and talk about way more important scene. Recently, lead singer Zach enthusiast of Matchbox 20 and other matters. That's when we decided to do Davidson had a phone interview with resumably, winning an opportunity "old-people rock." 'our homework and study on it. BM: How much has that impacted up Argonaut staff writer Bill McCrover.n. both professionally and personal- to open for Vendetta Red, MxPx and Aaron Jackson —RoundAbout's sec- Then, at that point, yeah, then it you ly? PCypress Hill would be intimidating, ond drummer since parting ways with .began to be something we did inten- BM: I have seen a lot of words that surreal, nerve-racking, exhilarating or, Bazmore's brother, Brandon Bazmore, tionally, to service that market and are used to describe your sound; the it's most likely, some combination of every- over artistic divergence —is a classic 'the ZD: I don't think that impacted people there that he]ped us out so most prcdoniinant that, It' thing. rock devotee. have the same beliefs as us. me much. much and one seems (o be Just one of those Beyond being the two chosen bands of Bazmore and Rapson, who also share Screamo. How do it's 10 from WSU's Battle of the Bands con- vocal responsibility for the group, were and 10 releases things; a nice SO: Sixteen years vou feel about this It'S niCe to go home and thing to but test and becoming the openers of similarly blase about the Battle of the still smoking? say, it festi- later are you guys " s ".ip ' w" has no bearing on Springfest, WSU's Saturday music Bands win responsible for their opportu- does i t m can? realize that we have the band or our val, simple pragmatic enthusiasm and a nity. SD:Yeah ...yeah (laughs). lack of the more extreme reactions listed "A lot of bands competed," Seattle conquered so now sound, or how my good ZD: Well, I think life above are the only apparent linkage Bazmore said. "I was confident in our like operates. SO: So do you touring in the it's fair in the sense we can try and conquer between 12th and Vine and RoundAbout. music, our performance, but being cho- Pacific Northwest then? "It's not intimidating," said Devin sen for the show, I would that that we definitely BM. Seattle 'We'e say was have those elements the rest of the country." seams Bazmore, bassist for RoundAbout. anybody's game." it's cool to be the PD: Yeah man, always to us; it's easy. I musical Mecca of all just there to play music and have "There were a lot of people there to 'caiise we have lot of friends out there fun." lot of we didn' think it's just an ZACH OAVIDSON the United support us, a people and they always look out for us and RoundAbout is a Pullman-area self- know," Rapson said in agreement. "They easy media-generat- VENDE77A RED States. Is it intim- take care of us and take us to the best ed monitor. It just idating professed rock/emo quartet formed in responded well to us, and we responded all stuff, so it' coming places to eat and that probably means from there? 1999 by best friends Bazmore and Mike in kind." always cool to go up there. bands that have sad Rapson. Rapson, on lead guitar, said the Originally from Seattle, Bazmore and sound that scream. ZD: The rest of the country doesn' interband dynamic is as eclectic as the Rapson said they are excited at the few questions about for SO: I have a rea]ly have as much of a nurturing mix of musical styles slated prospect of playing with fel]ow our new album. You guys explore a BM: How would you ]abc] your- musical environment, and it's hard Springfest. Seattleites Vendetta Red. issues in this album. to Bazmore's formation of "It's ot,of mortality se]ves, if at all. work from that point. I'e been Rapson and cool to see where they'e gone," he Has anything in life triggered this, or around the RoundAbout in 1999was set in a founda- said Rapson's earlier collaboration with think- country 40 or 50 times, .is it something you have been ZD: I could sit here and t.ell you all and i(,'s like starting over. It's tion of emo-rock; they list Acceptance, Vendetta Red's drummer on a side proj- nice to Seems Starting ing about? day that people couldn't put a ]abel on go home and realize that we have Further Forever, Finch, ect makes the band's success all the more us, but people do in order to categorize Seatt]e conquered so now we Line, Our Lady Peace, Diffuser, Thin Red compelling to RoundAbout. don't think after can try SD: I know man, I us and try and define our sound. and conquer the rest of the country. Line and Number One Gun among their The members of 12th and Vine, while influences. The other half of the band BATTLE, see Page CYPRESS HlLL, see Page 11 BM: A]n( of people compare you to VE]I)OETTA, see Page 11 plays from different passions entirely. 11 Editor ) Sear(0]sor( Phone ) (208) 885-8924 E-mail) arg [email protected] OntheVIeb ) www.argonaut.uidaho.edu/current/artindex.htm] The University of Idaho Argonaut April 23, 2004 Page 9 ARTS&CULTURE Friday, nnua em est ocuses on canna >s s ers >n ustr>a uses li y I: I:.1' YA K f: beeir Hempfest in the past. c I B x 8 x v representative Tom Trail to speak, it. the had part, of xiii;i rxat''zak event, but he was unavailaille due t.o After t.hose vendors had confirmed, organ- i'he scheduling conflicts. The only scheduled izers approached local businesses to annual Moscow Hempfest celebra- speaker currently is UI student.,lake become involved, Kivi said. tion will take place Saturday in East City Weiss, who will speak at about 2:30 p.m. Moscow Hempfest, is a student-run Park, running fram 10 a.m. until dark. This year's perf'ormers include organizat,ion registered with ASUI. All UI event involved Editor's Note: Hempfest is an showcasing local Transients, Broken Will, Tom Baker, Daily students are welcome to become Jon Hammond is as much time watching the E! and regional performers, and event, but an unlicensed, speakers Dime, Ben Aiman, Chubbs Toga, Oracle in the planning process for the inexperienced hach Television network now that you vendors from across the Northwest. year's who has no business Shack, The Sweatshop Band, Lisrt Kivi said this group of organizers: pf acticing know you have 34 hours to live. Organizer Anna Kivi estimates this is the been subst,antially smaller than in the astrology. He was, however, the Simpson, Smoking Bill, Milo Duke, Frame has . sixth year the festival has been held in two years. inspiration for the popular cflarac- Libra: While of Mind and Garrett Clevenger. last the wheel or the Moscow. scheduled to Kivi and her brother, Andy Kivi, took; ter "Ralph Wiggume on the long- electric bulb is Dial 8 has been tentatively light listed by some Although the aim of Hempfest is to edu- over leadership of'he group when the pre- . running series "The Simpsons." as being the most cate about the industrial perform last, in which case Transients groundbreaking people uses of Transients vious leaders graduated last year, and the- invention of all time, you'e hemp, the fiber derived from the cannabis would drop off the bill, said always process of putting together the perform- Aries: Being a been mast mpressed with hov- plant, Ikvi said the event is often miscon- member Eric Gilbert. the for ance organizing vendors and sched- JONHIIMfdf3i';Dr firm advocate for erboard. strued as focusing on the narcotic proper- Kivi said performers were selected lineup, pref'er- has been a learning process stair writer the superiority of ties of the plant. this year's lineup by giving senior uling speakers ence to Hempfest performers. f'r t,hem both, she said. Betamax video- Scorpio: Whether or nof, "There's always that stigma, but mari- past you "We who "It's been a lot more challenging than in tapes to VHS, share of the star sign's juana is not hemp," Kiva said. "Some peo- wanted to have as many people any charac- had last year (as possible) before the past," Anna Kivi said. you are shocked teristics, you'e always le tend to just see it as 'pipes in the played thought that's park.'fortunately, opening it to new performers," Kivi The first, performers are scheduled to ' to discover that Scorpio would. make a badass one of the things that up name brings to the so we to sard. begin at 10 a:m., with music ending at sun- your local video for a rock band. people park, have store does not deal with it," Kivi said. Vendors were selected similarly, with set. Food vendors will be on hand in the This year organizers tried to get state organizers sending out forms to those who park all day. carry Beta. Sagittarius: After being cut ;„..:). from the swim team Taurus: This you come to terms with the fact that it is time week you will to find a sport that is more true to your life's real arg artsCrsub uidaho.edu Of aCCamplieh- passion. It is then 11:30a.m, Eclectic, an acoustic folk thriller filmed in Moscow and the sur- (3;20), 5:10, and 7 p.m. ment that you sf;umble upon the wonder'- Farmers'arket reopens for after pol- areas. from both the "Walking Tall" PG-13 (1:15),5;30 and ishing off a cari of refried beans, ful world of the hotdog-eating con- group, will perform first, followed by an rounding People 27th season the Moscow Arts Ul and WSU played a majority of the 7:30 p.m. which was the last of the food you test. appearance by Commission Youth Choir, roles, nMan on Fire" R (noon), (3), 6 and 9 had stored in preparation for Y2K. The Moscow Farmers'arket will Capricorn: Unfortunately, no The market is sponsored by the City This is the second time film has p,m. open its 27th season May 1. The mar- Gemini: You think of yourself one seems as interested as you are of Moscow and coordinated by the been shown, "13Going on 30" PG-13 (1 2:50), (3), ket is located in Friendship Square in as having an "artistic tempera- in getting to the bottom of'ow Moscow Arts Commission. 5:10, 7:20 and 9:30 p.m. downtown Moscow. It is held each ment," but others only think of you many licks it takes to get f,o the Schedule for Eastside as antisocial. center of a Tootsie Pop ...bastards. Saturday from 6 a.m.-noon through the Full-length student film gets end of October. Cinemas Schedule for University 4 second screening Cancer: It turns out your idea Aquarius: You'e never been Sixty vendors are participating in Cinemas of a healthy sex life is illegal in 14 one for surprise endings, so you the market this season, Shoppers can Showtimes in () are for Saturday states. might as well know that your sig- expect to find early garden greens as The screening of "Surface Tension," and Sunday only. "Helfboy" PG-13 (1:30), (4), 7 and nificant other is about, to publicly well as fresh flowers and bedding a full-length student film, will be shown 9:30 p.m. Leo: It really doesn't matter humiliate you and then leave you. plants. A variety of arts and crafts ven- at the Borah Theater from 11 a.m,-2 "Alamo" PG-13 8:50 p.m. "Kiii Bill 2" R 7 and 9:45 p,m. who would win in a fight between dors will display and sell their wares, p,m, Saturday. The film was developed "Ella Enchanted" PG (12 40) (2 50) (1), 4, "The Door" the two, but you'e always picked Pisces: All month your chief Fresh coffee, baked goods, lunch and and filmed by Ui students Josh 5, 7:10 and 9:20 p.m. Girl Next R (1), 4:30, 7;30 Mick Jagger over Steven Tyler. concern has been over the lack of . snack foods are also available. Czmowski, Devin Barrett and Paul "Whole Ten Yards" PG-13 (3:15)and and 9:45 p,m, any girls going wild in your neigh- Two musical groups will kick off the Basinger. 9:30 p.m. "Lady Killers" R (1:30),4:30, 7:30 Virgo: You probably won't spend borhood. markers concert series from 9:30- "Surface Tension" is a fictional "Home on the Range" PG (1;30), and 9:45 p.m. MNlVKR$ ltY Rf$IDAICf $ AND VANDAL ANBA$ $ADOR$ we tien't make tite news, All About You Gambino's Residence Hall Association Wince Foods Applebees Happy Day Restaurants Shopko Zips Arby's Hodgin's Drug Store Super 8 Motel Wings ra t'epovt Uf Auxilary it. 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Built To Spill, Idaho's only rock band currently Caribbean" ever hit theaters, Even if not overtly through their lyrical content, signed to a major label and probably one of the before the ride at Disneyland ever finding bands and solo performers willing to take bigger selling points to potential buyers unfamil- existed, Gilbert and Sullivan— a social stance, particularly ainong unsigned and iar with the Green Party and its platform. that is, William S. Gilbert and budding artists, is no difficult task. Built To Spill's straight-faced cover of Ozzy Arthur S. Sullivan —wrote a play "Idaho Greentracks," a new compilation Osbourne's "Mr. Crowley" is indicative of front- called "Pirates of Penzance." released by the Idaho Green Party, provides an man Doug Martsch's recent proclivity toward On Thursday the UI's theater outlet for 18 such Idaho musicians to showcase classic covers in both his solo and band material. and music departments kicked off their talents while contributing to a unified Name recognition aside, the cover proves to be their collaborative showing of cause. one of the strongest tracks on the compilation "Pirates" as their fourth and final The disc serves as a benefit sampler to raise play ofthe season. effort. "Pirates" money for the Idaho Green Party's new equal- The track arrangement appears to favor the plays until Sunday, with encore access office in downtown Boise. However, the more left-of-center artists toward the beginning, presentations begin- ning and project was conceived in accordance with the peaking with clarinet-driven ensemble Lowbelly's Wednesday running tenets of the Green Party's Ten Key Values, until May 2. Showtimes are at "Smoking Jack," before moving toward singer- 7:30 specifically the notion of community-based eco- and Americana-oriented p.m. every night except for songwriters composi- May 2, which has a 2 p.m. mati- nomics. f10I'IS. pariy's Web site, the mission nee instead of a night show. According to the The disc's closer takes a different turn, with is more to promote under-rec- The director of the theater of the compilation punk band Upinatevn contributing the mile-a- enei'I~ in Idaho's music com- department, David Lee-Painter, ognized talent and minute "In Defense of Natalie Maines," referenc- munity than to simply raise I'unds. chose this play as the year's big of the artists''eaiured hail from ing the Dixie Chicks member chastised last year production because of its light- The majority denouncement the Boise area, although the inclusion of for her of the actions of President hearted feel. Pocatello's Bob Picarcl and Carl Rey of north Bush. "With lots of things seeming to Idaho round the compilation out as a statewide The liner notes of "Idaho Greentracks" further go wrong here at UI, I thought effort. elucidate the intent of the project, pointing out this might be the perfect anti- A number of the artists, including Cential ihat while many of the recordings on the disc dote," Painter said. Boise Library, Bonefish Sam and His Power were made in living rooms and basements, the Painter said this play was cho- COURTESY PHOTO and "We Orchestra and R Heroz are associated with inde- honesty and directness of the artists their sen specifically because, do The "Pirates of Penzance" opened Thursday at the Hartung Theatre. pendent Boise record label Coming In Second. messages supercedes the output of the corporate either a musical, an opera or an Coming In Second is headed up by Jeremy rock struci,ure, drawing the parallel between the operetta with the music depart- haven' ty) Chris Thompson until I twisted truths and manipulation. Jensen, who mastered the songs on the disc. do-it-yourself spirit of the artists and Green ment every year, and we retire." Antics ensue. Jensen also makes his own musical contribution Party politics. done a Gilbert and Sullivan play The collaboration between the "Pirates" is a comedic slapstick . for years." two departments led to a cast operetta that prides itself in its" He knew to he wanted do a made of both theater students plot twists. An operetta is a play Gilbert from up changes ave on the band's new effort to go out on a few limbs," and Sullivan play and music students. The two that has more music than a musi- the album, "Before Everything and he said. the beginning of the year; leads, played Bray Wilkins and cal but contains dialogue, making by 't MXPX only question was which one After," Yvhich finds MxPx delv- "We don', want to make the play Anne Campbell, are both from the different than an opera. From, Page 8 to perform. ing move into the pop realm of same record twice," he said. "We music department, while the Thompson is the music direc- talked about doing 'or. punk. The basic sound of the Because the band is not cur- Pirate King is played by David He is here from New York," 'Mikado'ut figured that this one doesn't think that accurately bancl is still present, but it is rently on tour and is not adher- Howard, a theater student. where he worked as a freelance: describes the band. more catchy and radio-friendly. ing to a road-tested set list, the would get more people involved, Likewise, the responsibility for which it did," he said. singer. "MxPx is MxPx,n he said, Ill the pclst MxPx has fol- show may offer a few more how the play turns out is shared "I Painter had an especially diffi- interviewed for the job in a The last thing Herveva lowed a set of rules when diverse numbers. by the play director and the music lot of places, and I chose this one wants to do is alienate fans recording songs, Herrera said. The complete show is basi- cult duty for the play. director. "[I functioning pseu- because the people were more sin-" because of religion. On this album MxPx stretched caiiy the same, but when MxPx was] as a The play is a comedy about a was'' do choreographer," he said. cere and I thought; there "Our fans believe in a lot those rules in order to create is on tour things are more regi- young pirate apprentice named things," he said.oi'ifferent "There is a choreographer, more of a collaboration between something new. mented, Herrera said. Frederick, played by music stu- music and theater, and I like that Herreva said all the band Incm- The aiiitude has been that Along with the obligatory Lorraine Person, who is great; dent Bray Wilkins. Frederick was she did six chunks of the play, but sot of collaboration," he said. bers believe in God, bui, thai, is since MxPx is a punk band, it four or five trademark songs not actually supposed to be a on-"" where the similarity in beliefs can't that leaves me with another 30 to Thompson started working record other types of featured at every show, the pirate apprentice; originally he the score for "Pirates" at the„".= stops. Hevveva said. He poinis band to cross sec- figure out and my choreography songs, tries play a was sanctioned to be a pilot beginning of the semester. To further avoid the curse of io songs like the 6/8 groove of t,ion of the MxPx catalog. is a little cheesy, but she helped apprentice. His nursemaid, Ruth, me out a ton." Painter said. "I "We are going to supplement~ the label, MxPx has tiied io "GSF" as an eavlv example of "We always try to play a good played by senior music student, its style «nd do neiv hope people will come and see the the original score with vary bending i.he rules. With this mix," he said. "Most are to additional,'nstruments," people Anna Thompson, is ashamed said. things. The most noticeable release i,here was "more of an happy." show, and I hope to work with admit that she is hard of hearing he (music department visiting facul- Thompson has already and mistook the word "pirate" for grown'ond the word "pilot." of certain parts of the play. On Frederick's 21st birthday "Two things: It's been extreme-.'~ ly rewarding watching .the his contract is up and he is free to "nd 'dn'alfy kids'grow Mom's Porhai t Special live a normal life. As a man bound; h th and coltec-eg 'tively, by duty he feels he must vanquish watching the whole process~~ the pirates because although he come together. 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I have just BM: I thought sounds gotten better, in opinion. I'm members of the band. Is Burk new? ZD: I really love the way it. my really certain things that have happened also doing a solo album right now. Seattle conquered so now we can try and when people say it back to me. I and mental pic- world issues in the last couple My first solo record. It has conquer the test of the country. ZD: Yes, vve just added Burk Thomas like the cadence of it the years. Mainly this war in Iraq and Alchemist and Fred Red; Fred Red —We call him BTO —and he plays the tures that it brings to mind. the 9/11 and the Pentagon and all is the producer on there and BM: Do a lot of people put you in t,he drums. the lives that were affected you Mudd's same category as Kurt Cobain or trv tu BM: Are there any other names that gonna do some production start off know, and just, how quick things on it. I'm gonna take advantage of force comparison? How has —if at all- BM: I thought Joseph played drums. were thrown around, or did you could change and stuff like that. I the time and the situation you Nirvana influenced you? Are there two drummers now? with a different name? don't know, it was just something know, and being young and stuff'nd that was out there world-wise. It ZD: I haven't felt, any pressure from ZD: We were kind of t,oying with The having the opportunity to ZD: No, Joseph now plays keyboards it' was in a lot of people's heads. I find make this and out see that,; there will never be another Kurt Myth of Insignificance, but I think put it there, I'm and guitar. it it important, you know, to cover what,'s up. Cobain and the only Zach Davidson, better to call ourselves Vendetta Red; some of it as it were or to speak on and hopefully our movement, will influ- sounds more like a band. them to do more BM: Why did you make the change? it or something. If anything just SO: Is it 1ougher to at a ence kids and teach it's play with their lives than hate themselves bands that you realize a reality or whatever, universi1y? Is there any more because it really BM: Are there any don't too hard. 'Til and t,o shoo1 up. ZD: We did that that were especially but, I trip death rules, maybe a little more difficult like 10 times what have toured with us we gotta bond with opened up our sound with? bands that left to part, our than another venue? is nothing we exciting to tour Any fans, we'e like, married to our BM: What made you decide to move to we were before. Now there star-struck? can't live that we could on the record. you fans. Until we go or they go, years Seattle? do we'e SD: No, not really man. They It's prett,y amazing; it just sounds huge. was and years down the line ... are usually pretty laid-back. We'e ZD: Playing with Glass Jaw ... gonna be a ZD: I'e been in other bands that band; I think always family, like never really had any problems you pretty cool. I love that we'e married 'til death do us toured through Seattle, and I fell in love BM: I see your favorite bands listed as When we toured with ... know; they know what we'e about, The they'e amazing. part. with the city, not to mention that my U2, Fugazi, Gorrila Biscuits and Dashboard, that was pretty cool, and they don't try to tell you to do allergies were unaffected by the air up Who. Are there any other bands that this, that and the other, so it's cool. SO: There are also a lot of con- there. have influenced you that you would like Dashboard Confessional, So as long as the crowd is there BM: Is that tributors on this album. Have you to mention, or one in particular that is and they are energetic, that's all moved from guys always wanted to work with BM: I read that you listed? Yeah. And Juliana Theory, that I'm worried about, really. to Seattle with your ZD: so many people, especially in so Bakersfield, Calif., another one. It was pretty damn childhood and formed the group. Are was many diverse musical styles? pals ZD: A band called FYP influenced me be sharing a stage with them. someone uWhy childhood the article in ReQuest exciting to SO: If said, the pals quite a bit, and probably U2. That's been we'e made really good friends with should I see a Cypress Hill show?" Magazine talked about the current But SD:Yeah, I mean I'm one person my favorite band since I was a kid; the smaller bands we toured with. that ... I'd like to work with as what would you tell them? band? they'e just; so challenging, They chal- as I could. There are you not only to be the best that you else you would many people 'Cause it's I'm sure they'e the same lenge BM: Is there anything so many good people out there to SD: one of the best ZD: that can but also to live large without were when the band be, like to add? make music with, Beautiful people, f--ing shows around that you will people that they becoming a junkie, They'e a shining it' are from Bakersfield honest people that make music to ever see in your f--ing life, and started. Three of us of what musicians should be as one more thing I'd — from Seattle. Me, example ZD: Yeah, there is make the music. To know that you un-f -ing real. If you want to come and three of us are out. from Bakersfield, people. hke to say: Vote Bush put all your real energy and heart get entertained all the way, then Justin and Joseph are and love into songs that ... will come to Cypress Hill and check it reward you later, those are the peo- out. I'm not being cocky or conceit- ple that I want to work with. They ed or nothing, but I think we have don't see me as a father or son one of the best shows, And not just comin', they see me as an artist hip-hop or rock 'n'oll, just in comin', let's music, period. When me and the the of this utes, so I hope they like us," and the industry as well, like, create something formed at beginning "Hopefully great, you know? People that love cats get up 1here it's just a badass semester. Floyd and drummer Floyd said. uBut you can't real- agreed Bazmore involved. BATTLE bands in we can reach people with our music and s--. There's a lot of peo- show, and we get people 'rom Drew Fletcher were interested ly be intimidated by have, never You want, to come have a good Page 8 blues as different genres." music, and our feeling and ple out there that I in forming a group, can worked with that I would like to. time? Cool. If you want to go bowl- was Eric Gobel, bass player for As for the expectations emotions, That's all we This time around is cool because ing or sit home with your girl- benefiting from greater inter- Greg Floyd's side project. The stemming from the principal hope for." cool. I'l be tearin't up stylistic cohesion, feel they with- performance of their musical "It'd be nice to meet the pro- Alchemist came in there and did friend, nal fresh collaboration was bands," for and stuff. We either way. are placed in a potentially awk- until their acquisi- careers to dat;e, both groups ducers along with the some tracks us out vocals "And it'l had Bob Marley's son, Damian, on ward position by being a blues tion of Faaizah Fard, a respon- share a zeal to play for many Floyd said. locally our name out.o there singing. Rancid came out SO: My 1 asi, question: Your band. dent to an ad posted by the people and a choice, influential really get and some guitar stuff, newest album is called uTil Death «You don't hear a lot of 12th and Vine. few. Speculative aspirations there played embryonic adamant so I like to open it up, personally. Do Us Part;" are you guys going to blues-influenced music in our Floyd's main concern is the "When you'e selling your- aside, all involved are it creative with tour forever, or should we be going culture, especially in a col- composition of a self to a record label, it'l help that the most important facet Open up, just get pop preferential is the people, the more the better. to see you while we still can? lege town. Here it seems really crowd gathered to see to say you'e played at a big of the coming concert new, even though it's a really oscreamo" Vendetta Red, punk coliseum with MxPx, Cypress moment. SO: Does it affect your song- SD: At this point there is no old style," said Greg Floyd, MxPx and Cypress Hill's hip- Hill and Vendetta Red," "If you like good rock music a good rock writing, working with different plans on stopping or anything. 12th and Vine's lead guitarist. 11op. Rapson said. and want to see It'l be blast," people and those styles? We'e still got a couple records left Interestingly, 12th and Vine "It's a little intimidating. "We just want to get our show, come out, a under our contract with Sony, and are the Springfest newcomers, We'l be up there for 45 min- music out there to the people, Rapson said. SD: No, I mean lately in '98 and we'e gonna fulfill that. 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Hard While effort can never be under- and fast. estimated, even teams that out-hus- A I E L I C K L E Y / A R G 0 N A U T bythecoachingstaffto D N B These are all phrases being tie their opponents can be beaten if hall Tuesday outside the W following practice Coach Nick Holt praises the Vandals on a great practice. Holt stressed that players take advantage of study thrown around by players to the opposing offense knows the Kibbie Dome. describe the new attitude brought defense has an obvious weakness.: th Last year that weakness was the University of Idaho football team's inability to stop the rush. Teams defense. exploited the UI defense for 216 8 Vandal offense looks for youth Near the end of the third weekof yards per game and 29 rushing spring practices the touchdowns, the worst in defense is working on the Sun Belt in both cat- adapting to the style of egories. play that first-year head "You don't play the run to replace integral positions coach Nick Holt and his well when you don't have '. staff are demanding from anybody in the middle of R Y B R v. N N A N G A i' v. lished himself as one of the top candidates the players. the field, as far as a post .)k)k tv.)I "I'T.)TI' to replace Gerstner. "They'e bringing a or somebody in the mid- The one-back offense got its first, test whole new ballgame to us, FOOTBALL die third," Holt said. it's "What's he loss of 2002 All Sun Belt Saturday when UI traveled to Lake City and I think a good happened in the Conference quarterback Brian High School in Coeur d'Alene for its first thing," senior defensive NeXt garneS past is they pressure and lessen the potency of of the spring. After a (,ough end Brandon Kania said. ~ Spring Scrimmage call blitzes to stop the Lindgren may scrimmage that's the University of Idaho football team's first half the offense came out in the sec- "It was hard to adapt to at Saturday j0 a m run, and the total thing to do versus attack, but the Vandal offense is ond and was able to punch the ball into first, but I think every- K.bb wrong passing I Ie DomeoOme game. still quite dangerous. the end zone a couple of times behind one's picking up on to it the running ~ "In our "We run the ball pretty well, and when Mason's two rushing touchdowns. and it's getting contagious. Silver 8I Gold GarrIe philosophy Everyone's wanting to win you can't play great run we'e throwing the ball well I think we'e "We kind of got off Lo a slow start, but Apni 3p 7 p m unstoppable," senior fullback it in the second half and more than anything." defense blitzing. You pretty much we picked up because don't Brian Yama said, scored a lot of points," Yarno said. LastseasontheVandals K'an't you the ball. 'ave After losing Lindgren's 2,077 yards and "I think we did a pretty good job ...con- up an average of have eyes on man cov- '16.1) 27 touchdowns and running back our third downs," Thomas said. yards per game— Everybody's in passing verting you'l some Zach Gerstner's 1,157 rushing yards to "Michael (Harrington) stepped and ranked sixth in the Sun Belt erage, and yeah, get big up was but give: graduation, the UI offense will need play- showed some poise, did a good job there. Conference —a number that plays once in awhile, you plays." I ers to step and not, only produce solid You know as a running back coach I less than acceptable to the players, up a bunch of big up Holt's need for offensive numbers, but provide leadership always like to see us run the ball a little coaches and fans. But brand Holt emphasized the the; of defense is designed to not only defenders to learn how they fit into- for the team. more effectively. There were times, some with- "You know we'e talked about this from crucial times, in the scrimmage where we bring that number down, but also each scheme and how to play the of the defense. the get-go," co-offensive coordinator Joel had a couple fumbles, but they ended up result in more turnovers by in the framework most importantly he wants . Thomas said. "Develop some leadership going out of bounds. We got to gef. rid of all opposition. Perhaps a sense of identity about the team fumbles —all turnovers "The issue on defense —the total them learn to trust the other play- and possible it's because a lot of the strength of last year' because anytime —especially in t,he red issue on defense —is all about ers. beam were their seniors, not necessarily zone — turn the ball over it takes the the football," Holt said. "Meaning, "It'sreallytrustingyourbuddyto, you for he's to be doing," leaders, but, seniors by experience. They wind out of your sails." we got to get the ball back the do what supposed turnovers and big plays Holt said. "What happens is kids ', played a lot of football together, so the Harrington, who played in nine games DANIEL BICKLEY / ARGONAUT offense. So and fumble recov- think they have to overcompensate main thing right now is to find out who and threw for nearly 1,000 yards last sea- Junior quarterback Michael Harrington prepares and interceptions eries and sack-caused fumbles and or do something special instead of the leaders are on offense." son, has separated himself from Lhc pack, to make a pass during practice Tuesday outside Besides some new faces one of the frontrunner for the starting for touchdowns and juststayingin the gaps." 'nterceptions becoming the the Kibbie Dome. Changes that Vandal fans will see in next He threw f'r 226 fumble recoveries for touchdowns ... The defense had a chance to quarterback position. That's what the year's offense is the switch to a one-back and one touchdown on 18 of 24 pass- he's a solid spring. I'm real- that's really important. work on the new style during yards ter, but having team's scrimmage of the set. in last week's scrimmage. some of the things he' we'e all about." first formal ing ly happy with 'ust "It'l just push the ball a little more ver- "He's the leader (for the starting quar- saying they want to get the spring last Saturday in Coeur; do 1llg. to work d'Alene the UI offense and tical, get it downfield," Thomas said. "You terback position) right now because he' Harrington and crew will have another ball back is not going by as is why Holt defense squared off against each know offensively it'l be trying to move the more experienced," coach Nick Holt said. chance to show their stuff in the second itself, however, which chains every single snap. We'd like to "He's tons and tons ahead of the other beginning at 10 the need to play hard every other. 'tresses scrimmage of the spring "It good," defensive establish the running game and have the The other have never been in a at the Kibbie Dome. Their down. went junior guys. guys a:m. Saturday hard," Anderson said. "There pass set up the run." he'.way ahead of the other will be the Silver and Gold "We got to play extremely end Mike game, so guys last scrimmage don't coach it. mental mis- "Since I'm a running back it gives me a as far as experience and running the April',30 at 7 p.m. in the Kibbie Holt said. "People were definitel some game on don't the ball Chance to spread out the defense," said offense, and hopefully Harrington contin- Dome. The public is welcome to attend People coach getting DEFENSE, see Page 14 well. don't coach 'ack sophomore Cliff Mason, who has estab- ues to develop because he nee@ to get bet- both events. very People Men's gol tests mettlein Joe Vandal looks to oust cartoonish con erence champi onship head in favor of sleeker look RY NATHAN.JERKE helmet-type fit." Vandal head isn't a nice one, but: Y BI:.TRY DAI.vRRIo s all put in the hard work that it kl'))RTk&kk('I)ITak The current Joe Vandal head- it's just that it's too big to do the .„ 'lk< )>k )I T kTkI' takes to be really good golfers." iece and costume is about four things that we want to to get the: P '. Sophomore Christian Akau f you can't see, you can't do years old and still in good shape, crowd involved like we want to." he University of Idaho said he hopes to see the men' to the full potential, says ASUI Athletics Board chair Rainville said because of the '. men's team has the job golf team step it up and become a says Matt Robson, UI mascot Daniell e Rainville, adding that symbolic nature of a school mas-; reached the all or nothing national, or at least regional, T the board is accepting T Joe Vandal. Joe Vandal has traditionally cot, stu-,'ent point in the 2003-2004 season. powerhouse. With no seniors the That is why he is working underg one a makeover about input on the new look ofJoe The team will compete in the 'andal. team will look for leadership with the ASUI Athletics Board to every four or five years. Students are encour-; Big West Conference in next from its underclassmen get a new headpiece for the mas- Rain ville said the main prob- aged to submit sketches of a sug-: Los on '. Championship in Angeles week's championship. cot suit. lem is the head gested new headpiece to the Monday and Tuesday. If it does "My expectations are very "It's not is restricting ASUI office, on the third floor of: well the team will advance to high," Akau said. "It's pretty the vision of the the Idaho Commons, by May 10.: Nay's West Regional in necessarily "Joe is not that mobile, NCAA much all or nothing for us. I the look that wearer and is Ramville and Robson are Hend, Ore. expect us to win. I can't expect 'ooking "I I would like and he has such a giant inconvenient for for a face that is more think the team's expecta- we'e 'thletic anything lower because to see movement and "inanly" looking,: tions are to go out and show the capable of winning. It's just a he's running because of its and possibly a little less cartoon- head that .'sh changed,'ays either teams how they can really matter of doing it." Robson. size. in nature, but Robson said confer- he' 'eeping play and contend for the Keller said the younger play- "It's more a into things, and "Joe is not the smile or positive ence championship," assistant ers have gained experience and change for ~" that mobile and expression is important. The golf coach Nicole Keller said. are now at a level where they scaring off kids. ~ he has such a winning design will then be sent "We maneuver- aren't graduating anyone have higher expectations. She and giant head that to costume designers for price will be a positive confi- ability either, so it thinks the men are feeling basically to OANIELLE RAINVILLE he's running estimates and to be made. learning experience for next dent and know that they can give Joe the ASUI ATHLETICS BOARD CHAIR into things, and "We don't need it as small ...: Wear as well." compete with every team'at con- he's scaring off as Butch's head, but obviously said all of the players sentiment opportunity Keller ference, a .that rings to do more for kids and he smaller than the giant cartoon have been working hard despite true with Akau. can't se obviously, and he can' look we have now," Rainville sea- "My entertainment. e, a rough start to the spring visions are to put Idaho "People tell me they want to do the things that he wants to as said. s'on. and cut all of the on the map see me do flips, stunts, dance, far as ru nning around or doing The new headpiece is estimat-:: has," "It -: "Besides the rough start to stereotypes it he said. name it, but I'm limited with tricks," Rainville said, compar- ed to cost between 81,500 and think- JOSH DEAN / ARGONAUT you the spring the guys have played would be great if we were the current head, given its size, ing Joe Vandal to Butch, WSU's $2,000; fund-raisers will held of for nation- Sophomore Christian Akau putts during peat, and I am really proud ing about qualifying poor visibility and connection to cougar mascot. hard all of them have been a practice at the Ul Golf Course. HEAD, Qow GOLF, 14 the shoulders as opposed to a "Not to that the Joe BIG see Page 14:; working," she said. "They have see Page say www.argonaut.uidaho.edu/current/sports index. html 885-8924 E-mall arg [email protected] On the Web l Editor i Nathan Jerke Phone i (208) l Fnday Apnl 23 2004 Page 13 The University of Idaho Arggnaut SPORTS8iREC 2 0 The Burnrrzte Boys 3 0 AKL 2 0 Sigma Chi 6 3 0 Kazoos IAITINMUHAlS Mystery 3 0 3 I SECTION 3 Win Loss Forfeit Delta Chi 3L 3 I 0 4-on-4 men's volleyball Forfeit I 0 SECTION 2 Win I.oss I ~ Forfeit Theta Chi 3 i SECTION 1 Win Loss 0 0 ebs 2 0 Runner Up Ail Stars 3 eeping Vandals 2 pic but Anything Huevos 4 I 0 3 1 0 Taus 2 2 0 Beavers Hitman 4 I 0 I 2 0 Theta Pi 2 2 0 Delta Chi I I Beta 3 Chi I 2 0 AKL 0 4 0 Sigma The Old 3 2 0 Guys Theta Chi 0 3 0 Hot Dog 0 4 I SECTION 4 Win Loss Forfeit Taus 0 4 I roller hockey SAE 4 0 0 Women s mdoor Wm Loss Forfeit out o Steam Roliers 3 I 0 SECTION 1 ept. 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Delta Gamma 3 I 0 Alkies when talking about the 2012 Ga mes. Raining Champs 3 2 0 2 0 Powerhitters 2 I I Da Bears 2 We'l find in 15 months if Irreducible 3 2 0 0 resiliency, With the memory of Madrid out Gamma 2 1 0 Theta Chi 3 The Revolution 0 5 0 Kappa Kappa Love 0 4 0 "We weren't asking for any- fresh, NY C2012's plan to be the the IOC agrees. Bling Sling 2 2 0 Oregon Kappa Delta I I 0 SECTION 3 Win Loss Forfeit Women's 4-on-4 tlag football . 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Sigma Chi Points 4 I 0 wvvw.webs. uidaho. edu p,m.; Ul club baseball vs, University of mustinclude a date, deadline or some CNR 2 I 4 0 Montana, Mlssoula, Mont. 11 a,m„UI TUESDAY Chodas I 4 0 other kind of time element. SECTION 2 Win Loss Forfeit us recreation 4 0 0 /cam The Codgers SPORTS88IM Delta Sigma Phi 2 I 0 Pikes 2 2 0 Honolulu For more information contact Matt at Ul golf finishes fourth at Big and freshman Ayumi Hori of made the second team. 885-6762 or Jason at 885-3558. West Championship perform- Selections were based on oui the fall 2003 and the spring arice during hike to Rapid River The Ul women's golf team concluded 2004 seasons. Spring its season Tuesday with a fourth-place The Palouse chapter of the Sierra Club finish at the 2004 Big West Championship will Recreation needs be River Tournament. The Vandals posted 948 is sponsoring a spring hike to Rapid over three rounds at the Tijaras Creek gauged for Idaho counties on Saturday. will to Golf Course in Rancho Santa Margarita, The hike be an opportunity Calif. Idaho Department of Parks and learn more about how the Forest Plan Elizabeth Allen of Cal State Northridge Recreation staff members are visiting Revision of the Clearwater/Nez Parce and won the individual title with 209 and led every county in the state this spring National Forest will affect the area, her team to the conference champi- summer in an effort to find out what kind Participants will meet at 8 a,m, at onship. The Matadors shot 925, four of recreation opportunities people need in Rosauers and are encouraged to bring strokes better than second-place UC- and near their local communities. water and a bag lunch, will at p.m. Irvine. Meetings take place 7 For more information contact Gary at Council Sophomore Jill Phillips led the Vandals Tuesday in Moscow at City Friends of the Clearwater at 208-882- Chambers at E, Third Street, The with 232 and finished in sixth place. 206 9755 or foclwildrockias.org, Freshman Cassie CastlBman, a first meeting in Lewiston will be at 7 p,m, team all-Big West selection, tied for ninth Thursday at the Hells Gate State Park Sun Belt Conference has 24 with 238. meeting room, Residents can attend any meeting in players on 2004 NFL draft list Final standings: 1. Cal Slate Northridge 925, 2. UC-Irvine their area to give views about the recre- Cai Poly 965, Tracker, 929. 3. Long Beach Stale 938. 4. Idaho 948, 5. ation needs of their county. For more According to ESPN.corn Draft 6. UC Riverside 986, information contact Rick Just at 334- 24 Sun Belt Conference football players are on the 2004 NFL draft list, in addition Ul individuals: 6 Jdl Phiihps 73-80-79-232; T9 Cassie 4180, Bxt. 306, or [email protected], Castleman 79.75-84-238, Tll. Jennifer Tucker 84-77-78-239; to two players from incoming member TI8. Ayumi Hon 81-80-83-244: T21 Kate Parks 85-83-79- Troy State. Future football members 247, American Fisheries Society Florida. Atlantic and Florida International hosts free fishing clinic did not have players listed, Ul lands four all-conference any golf awards The American Fisheries Society at Ul Players on draft lish DT Jonathan Bradley, DG Kimani Jones and DT mos Arkansas Slate: o e will host a free fishing clinic for children Corey Wilkams The Big West announced its all-con- younger than 13 Saturday at Idaho; CB Rod Bryant, P Ryan Downes, RB Zach Gerstner, DT farence awards Tuesday at the end of the Hordemann's Pond in Moscow. Brian Howard, QB Brian Lmdgren and DT Jake Scott Louisiana-Lafayette: WR Fred Stamps and S Wendall Williams four The clinic, which will begin at 10 a.m. women's championship tournament; Louisiana-Monroe. OLB Maurice Sonnier and WR Mack Vandals received first- or second-team and last until 2 p,m., will feature short Vincent recognition. lessons on casting, baiting hooks and Middle Tennessee CB Tony Sutton S 0 New Mexico State K Dano Agumiga, TE Alex Davis and OLB will be followed fishing Freshman Cassie CastlBman of knot tying, and by Tim Patrick Portland, Ors., was honored with a spot for rainbow trout. Fishing rods and tackle North Texas. S Craig Jones, DT Brandon Kennedy and ILB Cody Spencer on the first team. will be provided, although children are Utah State; TE Chns Cooley. CB Mark Estelle, RB David Fietia own Senior Kate Parks of Spokane, sopho- welcome to bring their gear. and DG Trevor Hutton more Jennifer Tucker of Casper, Wyo., Concessions will also be available. Troy State. DT Brandon Hall and CB Rayshon Reed. on e aouSe ~ I ] I ~ ''I I I I I ,; . I.CII; The Baba% Faith fnn "...itbebooves us aff to be fovers oftrutb. Let us seek her in es cry season andi f every country, Let us see the light wherever ir slu'nes, being careful never to aaach oursefves ro personalities. " cI" trutff no matter svbere it may arise. A ...Fo recognize the light of Ne —A bdu 'I-Baba Join the Discussion: INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION OF TRUTH 245 SE Paradise, Pullman, WA 4 Thursday 7:00 PM Eastside Market Place next door to Mongolian BBQ 509-338-9463 Open at 4 PM Monday - Thursday ~ I I I I i I vs I I I 2 PM Friday and Saturday I ~ ~ 6 ~ ~ Smoke Eree for your comfort Page 14 Friday, April 23, 2004 SPOATS&AEC The University of idaho Argonaut BIG HEAD H EAVE- HO From Page 12 Archie Manning tells Chargers 'v over the coming months to solicit money from alumni and other sponsors. Giants "I think that it's important to enough son Eli wants to play for Vandal fans that they will see how much we need it, and we can compare it to other mascots GAHY Mvsns best interests of the organization. he said. "I'e got to huddle with Eli from other universities and they can say 'Wow, xx'ix yi)lix 1)AILY SI)ixa We have been informed of his and Tom and see where we are on we really need a Joe Vandal that can know wishes." this thing. The only thing I'l say is where he's going,' Rainville said. "I think it NEW YORK (KRT) —Eli There is nothing to stop the I never talked to the Chargers will be great for the university if we can get Manning is trying to pull a John Chargers from taking Manning. about the Giants. I was asked to this done in a great way." Elway power play on the He would have no leverage other come to San Diego and see them." The Athletic Department is helping market Chargers, a move that could get than sitting out. San Diego might While he was there he met with the fund-raisers, and the ASUI Athletics Board the Giants the franchise quarter- now feel compelled to trade Chargers President Dean Spanos. will sef, up a booth at the Silver and Gold back they desperately want. San Manning —the Ole Miss quarter- He had dinner with Smith and spring football scrimmage April 30 to help pro- Diego has been informed that back and brother of NFL co-MVP coach Marty Schottenheimer. mote the idea to the locals and alumni. Archie Manning, Eli's father, does Peyton Manning —and avoid get- They were clearly trying to sell For more information on how to submit a not want the Chargers to take his ting into a war with a player who Manning on the organization. But design or how to donate money, contact son with the first pick in does not want to be there. This it didn't work. Sources said Rainville by e-mail at drainQ ment." GOLF Coach Brad Rickel said the From Page 12 team has gotten better with each tournament. He said the als, not refnonals." Vandals'lay in the Wyoming The men's team has had tournament was the kind of some success this season as showing they need at, this well as in the fall. At the point in the season. Wyoming Cowboy Classic in In the fall Bill Witte start- early April the team shot a ed out the 2003-2004 season 287 in the opening round. The by winning the Gonzaga Vandals finished third in the Bulldog Fall Invitational af, 18-team tournament with an Hangman Valley Golf Course 846 over three rounds. The in Spokane. UI I.ook f'irst UI AND WSU GYMNASTICS CLUB team played I,wo of its best. place in the tournament with rounds of the year, shooting a a team total of'64, four 287 and a 281. Pete Williams strokes better than Weber APRIL 24TH, 7PM AT PALOUSE EMPIRE GYMNASTICS (MOSCOW) set the pace for the Vandals State's 868. early in the tournament with "It was a season of building a hole-in-one. to me," Akau said. "We had - ~ TICKE TS: ADVANCE bjy 3 AT THE DOOR - Q 8 "The Wyoming tournament our high points and definitely was the highlight of our sea- some low points. Overall, we son,"Akau said. "We were not did avel'age. playing to our potential this said'eller the year has FOR TICKETS, DIREC TIONS, OR Q UES TIONS, spring, and we had to dig been a great learning oppor- deep in that tournament. It. tunity for the Vandals and boosted our confidence while they "just have to go out there EMAIL MC CR 1 S S 0(RUIDAHO. ED U heading into this tourna- anil do it." ~ ~ e ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ w ~ - ' . ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ POLICIES ~ ~ Pre-payment is required. NO REFUNDS WILL BEGIVEN AFTER THE FIRST (NSERnON. Cancelation for a full Job 224, 3 Morning Retail Clerk; Job 220 2 Child refund accepted prior to the deadline. An advertising ¹: Job ¹: 240, Moscow Job ¹:235, ¹ ImmigrationNisa New! Raven Astrology Customer Service Crew; Care; Caregiver for fun, credit will be issued for cancelled ads. 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Possible shifts on T & Th Job ¹: 246, Hasher; every other Sa 10 - 7 8 in earnings for your year of your birth, also group. Call TODAY for a For more information T04-052, Summer also. $6.50 to start. Help prepare food for Su 12 - 6, some flexibility THERAPY TECHNICIAN your full name, address, $450 bonus when you on .Jobs labeled Custodians, University serving, serve food & help in scheduling. $6.00/hr. Great opportunity for col- and phone number and Job visit clean schedule your non-sales ¹ ¹¹¹, Residences. Wage: Job ¹: 238, 5 Tree up after meals. 247, lege student seeking sum- send $14.95 io Job¹: 3Kitchen'rep www.uidaho.edu/sfas/ Seedling Planters; Required Reliable hard fundraiser with $6.50/hr. Hours: 40 & Cook; mer or year round employ- Raven Astrology, P.O. jld or SUB 137 Backup CampusFundraiser. ~ Planting tree seedlings. worker. Preferred: Food ment. Community Box 8771, 511 S. Jobs labeled hrs./wk.; Monday-Friday Assist the cook in prepar- foR'.'.;:: Required: Physically able worker experience but will for ,.%alii(i) Contact Monroe ID TO-¹¹¹, visit the with occasional week- ing breakfast & lunch Pannerships )s looking St., Moscow, Services - to do the job. PT or FT. train. 10-15 hrs/wk, CampusFundraiser, (888) Employment ends, 7:00 am 4:00 pm. in fast si! therapy technicians to 83843 foods a paced 923-3238, or visit website at Sian $8.00/hr. morning or afternoon work one on one with www.uidaho.edu/hrs down restaurant. www.campusfundraiser shifts. $6.00/hr + meal adults and children with : ik'.i&5'Ti)AAI. ":: or 415 W. 6th St. Date: May 17, 2004. End Job ¹: 245, Ranch Required: Be an early when working. d)sab)kties, Enjoy the .corn Date: August 20, 2004. Care; Perform counfry riser & function well in the "'; 'A':YEAN/",;.:,.", Numerous health care rewards of helping adults T04-048, Summer and yard work, wood cutting, early hours. Ability to work Spoken Arabic Lessons positions. For mare info, and children gain greater Leven!inc dialect 27- Fall Mail Room Attendant, mowing, weed eating, Job ¹: 226, Career quickly under pressure in 'Some Saxxefits xit')x:,' April visit SUB 137. independence in daily liv- 882- University Residences. brush removal, some tree Advisor/AmeriCorps fast paced enwronment, .,Tbtaasaaa) Carrier!::, May 13, 883-1110, Ing. Training provided. ~ J);xxxlng'xod T))leo!in¹ .,'.. 6786, Universlt)/ Numerous summer camp Work Schedule: Monday & firewood cutting, shovel Member; Work in a Possess a team worker ~ 20-30 Must be willing fo work a ; exxenent Fhy'.'. [email protected]. positions. For more info, thru Friday 8:30-12, every walks in winter, & other team enwronment io atfitude. Will train. ~ set schedule. Part time Flexible Hours (Sat ycx)x ownu ofldaho visit SUB 137. Saturday 6:30-12 and jobs. Required: High advise students on intem- hrs/wk, early shifts. $8- full time hours avail- integrity person, non- ship search strategies, 10.00/hr DOE, No experi- and T-Shirts i, 8:30-5pm. Starting Date: //j ppLv 1(jou T04-054, Technical - able. $7.00-$7.50 per hour Foe May 1, 2004 (for training) smoker, non-panyer, pos- educate students & faculty ence $7.16/hr + tips. T-Shirts l, Support Representative, DOE. Please at or when suitable applicant sess own pick-up truck, on academic benefits of Located in Pullman. apply /f)U 'L j I I 5,'„L I j« j .t. I4" J4 JANIEs To'BIOTA 'Rt « fjjjyjj I'XIN . 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